Panasonic Announces Full HD Video Conferencing System by VR-Zone.com

Panasonic Announces Full HD Video Conferencing System

Reported by Justin Chng on Sunday, June 7 2009 8:10 pm

Panasonic announced KX-VC500, a HD video conferencing device up to 1920x1080i (up to ~8Mb/s). The KX-VC500 is set to retail in October this year.

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Panasonic Announces Full HD Video Conferencing System

Panasonic announced KX-VC500, a HD video conferencing device up to 1920x1080i (up to ~8Mb/s).

Panasonic Announces Full HD Video Conferencing System

Panasonic doesn't include a camera, but allows the use of any HD video camera to bring video to an other party. The picture above pretty tells you how it is gonna work.

The KX-VC500 is set to retail in 1st October this year, price has yet to be determined.

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