Video Conferencing

PCS-G Series Room Integration Video conferencing Systems

The Sony PCS-G Series systems are ideal for most videoconferencing applications from the boardroom to large venue meeting halls, from broadcast to medical teaching applications and more. Sony has combined advanced audio and video technologies with useful features to provide a visual communication tool for all businesses. Long distance meetings can be held as if all parties were in the same room, saving the time and trouble of traveling to distant locations for a simple meeting. Key features of the G-Series systems include site-name display function and the capability to record audio and video to Memory Stick ® media.

PCS-TL Series Desktop

Videoconferencing Systems

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PCS-TL Series Desktop Videoconferencing Systems

Sony's all-in-one Sony PCS-TL Series videoconferencing systems are ideal for executive offices, SOHOs and small offices/meeting spaces. They're easy to install, because everything is built-in, and preprogramming the unit is also very simple with the supplied Remote Commander® unit and intuitive GUI. The unit's user-friendly design makes placing and retrieving calls as easy as pressing a button - even easier than making a phone call. And, the large display doubles as a PC monitor, making multitasking easy too.

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PCS Set-top Videoconferencing Systems

The Sony PCS set-top videoconferencing systems incorporate the most advanced IT and worldwide-proven AV technologies into a compact and stylish two-piece body. They're ideal for engaging in simple, immediate, and face-to-face communication with your staff or to make critical project decisions. The PCS Set-top systems provide effective data-sharing capabilities and bring superb acoustic quality into videoconferencing applications for more natural sound clarity.

PCS-HG90 High Definition

Visual Communications System

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High Definition Visual Communications System

Introducing the Sony PCS-HG90 high definition codec with optional PCSA-CHG90 high definition camera. IPELA Visual Communications is the concept of video conferencing taken to an entirely new level of performance, for an entirely new class of dynamic applications. Thanks to Real Detail, Real Color, Real Size, Real Time, and Real Sound, IPELA Visual Communications delivers dynamic, two-way high definition applications that allow you to make business-critical color decisions without leaving your office.

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Video Conferencing

Video Conferencing allows two parties communicate to each other just like visual telephone.

Video Conferencing is used by schools and universities for educating distance learning students and overseas students.

In today's age many companies hold meetings regularly either within the company to discuss departments' progress leading to the success of the company or meetings with clients and regional managers overseas. Overseas meetings require managers or representatives to spend airfare and travel expenses. The solution to reduce overseas meetings is purchasing or hiring video conferencing.

The question now arises, what is video conferencing? Well, video conferencing allows two parties communicate and send data each other. It enables viewers to hear and see the speaker; you can say a live version of the telephone just like you have seen in 'Jetsons' cartoons.

There are various applications of video conferencing. Multi-national companies use it for discussions, meetings and presentations, schools and universities use it for training and educating distance learning and overseas students, and sometimes general web communications.

The real idea behind video conferencing is being able to communicate with people at long distances visually at real time. It does look like you are watching a television show only if there is high bandwidth feed and no interruptions.

Actually video conferencing itself takes place in the internet from PC to PC, so home users do not really need to purchase high tech equipment separately. Home users only need a camera, a microphone, modem and software to start up their own video conference.

Video conferencing systems are of two kinds, proprietary and standard based.

The applications of proprietary video conferencing can work only through a single vendor since it can only be accessed through closed API's, which means that it is not compatible with other vendors' applications. The standard based video conferencing is flexible making it more favorable than the proprietary type.