"Chromebox for meetings brings together Google+ Hangouts and Google Apps in an easy-to-manage Chromebox, making it simpler for any company to have high-definition video meetings," Google said in an announcement as reported by Ars Technica on Friday.
Even people without Chrome can join the conference as long as they have a Gmail account. "Up to 15 participants can join the video meeting from other conference rooms, their laptops, tablets or smartphones."
Google is said to charge a $250-per-device annual fee for management and support, with the first year included in the $999 price.
"You can also connect to rooms that have traditional video conferencing systems using a new tool from Vidyo and participants who prefer phones can join your meeting with a conference call number from UberConference," Google said.
The Chromebox package includes HDMI and DisplayPort++, 4 USB 3.0 ports, Ethernet, and dual-band 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi. Google said it is powered by a "fourth generation Intel Core i7 processor”.
The provided HD camera supports resolutions up to 1920x1080, automatic switching of resolution based on bandwidth, a Carl-Zeiss lens with autofocus, and automatic low-light correction. The microphone/speaker includes mute, end call and volume buttons.
The first bundle of Chromebox will use an Asus Chromebox. Bundles with HP and Dell Chromeboxes will be available in the "coming months," Google said.
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