Tandberg T3 Telepresence explained. 3 65″ LCD HD monitors.
Simply fantastic! There have been some huge strides forward in the Telepresence market over the last 6 months, Tandberg T3 included.
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This indeed is a very nice solution, it looks stunning, but in terms of price/performance I doubt if the market is looking for these kind of exclusive solutions. LifeSize offers a system at a fraction of the price and on top of that it consumes 1/3 of the required bandwidth.
Bjorn, appreciate the input. I’ve been working on getting a Telepresence system at the house and all roads seem to lead to Lifesize and specifically their “Lifesize Focus” product. My home cable provider (Comcast) told me that they have these units online already and that they are working well.
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What does this have to do with “Presence” ? Maybe I’m missing the point but I was looking for “presence” a – la yahoo IM where people can set their “availability” and be on-hand for a call. I don’t see any of the folks “setting” their presence information.
Ok. I take that back. Sounds like “Telepresence” has nothing to do with “presence” in SIP terms.
That’s OK, at least you got to see what’s on the immediate horizon for video conferencing!
L2
Just a note: There is a difference between video conference and telepresence. In my case, Lifesize doesn’t play well with my current and legacy Tandberg endpoints. Suitability will depend on your particular application…due diligence is needed before major investment.
My $.02
Nice shadow on Richard’s face.
Wondering if Tandberg knows how to deal with lighting issues.
iPhone-like Drag & Drop seems nice.
Too many buttons to push though.
Not exec-proof (think: user-friendly).
That room has echo, anybody else hear it?
Not sure if I want all participants visible on all screens at all times. Feels cluttered.
Good job. Considering they are two years later than the competition though.