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Will the combination of tighter travel budgets and better technology (high definition!) finally propel videoconferencing into the mainstream? Joe Sigrist, senior VP and GM of Polycom's video solutions division, thinks the technology is on the cusp and poised for big growth in 2009. (15:47)
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Low cost Videoconferencing already hereBy Anonymous on June 3, 2009, 8:04 pmGood interview. You should take a hard look at the InPerson from Creative Labs. They have really mastered the ability to deliver high quality low cost products to the industry. InPerson has the first mobile videoconferencing product in the market...wired or wireless, battery or AC, video to 1Mbps, true mobility (I saw a call from a car driving 70 mph) and it only weighs 1.6 pounds. Great product for under $900.00. I'm a user and love the InPerson.