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[Ever since we started discussing desktop video conferencing as a valid option for providing the entire work force with video conferencing capabilities, including telecommuters and employees that are out of the office, I've been getting a lot of questions regarding this new and ground-breaking concept.

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More than a year ago I wrote a post on “affordable telepresence” and the failing economy . You see, as much as the economy is regarded as a driving force towards visual communications adoption, it is quite a struggle to believe that a $300K system is a viable solution in the current economical state (and in general)

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The Myth Of Software Telepresence (Or: Why Cheap Costs More) [Video Over Enterprise]

Feel the Barça experience like never before at FC Barcelona Museum. Find out how at www.fcbarcelona.cat.

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FC Barcelona – New Multimedia Exhibition

If you have been reading my thoughts here on the blog for some time now, you might be aware that I am a real supporter of hardware-based video telephony: I believe that if you truly want to do High Definition video calling, you must have a physical terminal and not a software client on your PC. Well, in the past few weeks I had my doubts about that statement above – PCs are getting cheaper all the time and their processing power is increasing, so why not just base our video conferencing infrastructure on software based clients

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Visual Communications Done By Software? Not That Fast [VoIP Survivor]

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Category: Design & Multimedia > Print Design Skil. **** 2 page flash website and photo gallery (PC) – oDesk 1) Description of who we are: 175webdesign.com is a full service web development company See original here:  Graphic Design Projects – 121th Edition « Freelance Graphic Design …

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Graphic Design Projects – 121th Edition « Freelance Graphic Design …

[This post is based on a post written by Romi Mikulinsky and me, published - in Hebrew - in the popular HolesInTheNet blog] We live in crazy times, I tell you. Everywhere you go, someone tells you that you have to be more “social” – use social media, connect via social networks, have a social strategy, yada social yada. And it seems that the more “social” we get, the less social we actually are, as we spend most of our time in front of a screen (and I don’t care which of the four it is…)

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Twitter Is The Social Networks Unified Communications [Video Over Enterprise]

2009 has been quite an interesting year – to the world in general, to the tech community, to the video conferencing market and to this blog specifically. I thought that celebrating a new year is a great excuse to visit the posts I liked best in 2009, so here’s a recap: January If iPhone wants to be the future, I argued in January, it sure is lagging behind .

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2009: A Year’s Worth of Posts [Video Over Enterprise]

[This post is part of our Designing Hardware for HD series . Be sure to check it out!] I’d like to take a bit of a break from all those hardware posts in my “HW for HD” series, now that I’ve covered the video coding chip, as well as scaling and layout issues. Instead I want to delve into the realm of designing the software architecture of the application itself.

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HD Videophone – Where Is the Application? [VoIP Survivor]

In a previous post I argued against the “One Internet” . I claimed that for video conferencing to work all access options to the network must be supported and the network itself has to be media-aware. That being said, one might get the impression that I believe that only a dedicated video conferencing network, one that connects (at least) the entire enterprise and offers a “clean” environment for our precious means of communication, can provide a worthy quality of experience.

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One Network, Not “One Internet” [Video Over Enterprise]

[This post is part of our Designing Hardware for HD series . Be sure to check it out!] In the last two posts of this series, I’ve dealt with the layouts required for a videophone. In these posts, I’ve shown the range of different layouts that are used in today’s video conferencing terminals, and I’ve even hinted that scaling (up and down) the video streams is often required to support the various layouts

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HD Scaling Made Easy(ier) [VoIP Survivor]

In a recent post on his blog, Tsahi discussed how the iPhone “changed the game” when it comes to product design. The best and most obvious example he gives is touch technology, which has become “the most coveted input technology”. In the recently held World Innovation Summit , Amichai Ben-David, CEO of N-trig , Israeli manufacturer of revolutionary multi-point touch screens, admitted that the unprecedented success of the iPhone drove everyone to understand that touch is the most intuitive form of input for users.

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Sensory Experience – A Sense Of Interfaces To Come [Video Over Enterprise]

[I've been asked in many occasions, both by colleagues and clients, regarding the Motion/Sharpness preference in many of today's video conferencing endpoints. To clarify this topic, I asked Amnon Cohen-Tidhar , a video architect in the Networking Business Unit (NBU), to write this guest post as part of our ongoing " Ask The EXPERT " series] Although not a “to be or not to be” question, many video communication experts debate about the issue of motion vs.

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Motion Vs. Sharpness – Make Your Preference! [Video Over Enterprise]

As part of PhoneDog’s multi-part series on the Palm Pixi, Noah looks at Pixi’s media features: Camera, Music Player, Video Player, Photo Viewer & Photo Sharing, and Streaming/Downloadable media. More Videos: www.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: www.phonedog.com

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Palm Pixi (Sprint) – Multimedia Performance

www.netbooknews.com Unboxing with the Viewsonic VPD500 5″ multimedia player and get a hands on with the 4″ VPD400 unit with a slightly different non glossy display. The players offer 720p HD playback and offer 8G of onboard storage for a wide range of multimedia file formats.

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Viewsonic VPD500 Multimedia Player Unboxing & Hands on with the VPD400

Since its launch five years back, Ubuntu has turned into one of the most popular Linux operating system. After the launch of Windows 7, a major update of Vista, Ubuntu 9.10 or “Karmic Koala” has launched on October 29th. At present, Linux operating system has about 1% market share for desktops as compared to 92% of Windows, whereas it is popular for servers or embedded systems

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Windows 7 or Ubuntu 9.10 : Which OS will you prefer?

The multimedia dock turns the Droid into a hub where you can easily access your music, photos, and videos and use it as a bedside alarm clock and weather station.

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Motorola DROID Multimedia Station

An outstanding multimedia designed and made by Matthias & Christopher Chang from Kuala Lumpur about War Crimes and the evil effects of war on every day life. The multimedia was 1st shown prior to the keynote address of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohammed at the War Crimes Conference & Exhibition that took place at the PWTC Kuala Lumpur Malaysia on 28th October till 31st October 2009

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War Crimes Multimedia Part 1

Hands-on with the multimedia dock accessory for Motorola’s Droid Android phone for Verizon. More Videos: www.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: www.phonedog.com

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Motorola Droid Multimedia Dock – Hands-On