Logitech is turning to what it knows best with its latest in-office videoconferencing system: Rather than a standalone hardware and software platform, the ConferenceCam CC3000e is essentially a ...

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In 2022, as keyboard and software maker Logitech was nearing the end of a lease on its U.S. headquarters in Newark, Calif., company leaders were confronted with a question that has eluded many ...

Video conference calls have become a regular occurrence in offices, but squeezing everybody into frame can be a challenge. To help make sure everyone in a tight meeting room can be both seen and heard ...

Not all conference cameras are created equally – and very few are created for huddle rooms. That’s a mistake, according to Logitech, since small meeting spaces represent a fast-growing segment for ...

At Infocomm 2018 today, Logitech announced its new Rally modular conference camera system that supports 4K UHD video, and alongside of that, it announced new intelligent automation features. At ...

Logitech may still be best known for mice, keyboards and webcams, but over the past few years the company's business group has steadily built a portfolio of PC-based video conferencing endpoints.

NEWARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today Logitech (SIX:LOGN) (NASDAQ:LOGI) announced the Logitech® ConferenceCam Kit with Intel® NUC video conferencing system. Configured and validated by Logitech and ...

The scoop: ConferenceCam Connect, by Logitech, about $500. What is it? This unit is a portable, all-in-one videoconferencing and speaker, designed for small conference rooms (think 3-5 people). The ...

As we begin to rely on our mobile devices for more and more of our business needs, I found myself needing a “portable Polycom” which would allow me to make quality speakerphone calls from my Mac or ...

The mobile workforce faces a challenge. Smartphones and tablets work fine for most business purposes, but handheld devices with tiny microphones and speakers are not ideal for audio and video ...