Video conferencers are reaping the benefits of Logitech‘s BCC950 ConferenceCam. This lightweight and portable device combines HD 1080p 30fps video with high-quality full-duplex speakerphone clarity to take your video conference to a professional level. It is easy to set up and there is no software to install.
The BCC950 is compatible with both PCs and Macs and it works with just about any video conferencing application including Adobe Connect, Avaya, Cisco WebEx, Citrix Go to Meeting, LifeSize Connections, FaceTime, Google Hangouts and Video Chat, Microsoft Lync and Office365, Vidyo and Skype. It can be manipulated either from the base or with the remote control, which has a range of ten feet.
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Audio Features:
Built-in, full duplex speakerphone and noise-cancelling microphone allow all meeting members to hear each other and be heard clearly up to 8 feet from the base. Omni-directional sound and echo cancellation audio further enhance optimal communications.
Video Features:
The camera height extender and 8-foot USB cable allow users to adjust camera height and distance for the best video angles. A 78-degree field of view and 180-degree video pan, tilt and zoom ensure that each meeting attendee is visible. The Carl Zeiss glass lens permits detailed inclusion of documents and other visuals that may be critical to your meeting.
In addition to being very user friendly, the BCC950 is also affordably priced at $249.99.
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