HP reveals $24,999 hardware created just for Google Beam
Briefly

HP's Dimension, the first device powered by Google's Beam (formerly Project Starline), features a 65-inch light field display and six high-speed cameras for immersive 3D video calls. Targeted at enterprises, it will cost $24,999, excluding necessary software licenses for video calls through platforms like Zoom and Google Meet. Users can engage in lifelike interactions without special equipment. Despite being able to connect with various devices, only Dimension users will experience the 3D projection, offering a new dimension to virtual communication.
"We're not trying to put a caricature in a small box across the table from you. We want you to walk into the room and instantly make eye contact without even thinking about it."
"The HP Dimension is built with Google's 3D video communication technology formerly known as Project Starline, featuring a 65-inch light field display and six high-speed cameras."
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