Can Cisco be a video star?

This sums it up....: "Everybody has those specific instances where video would be a great thing to have," Laszlo said. "But those moments are limited and probably won't justify the cost of buying the hardware or subscribing to a new service. And if the resolution is really that good, do you really want people seeing that you haven't dusted your bookshelf in weeks?"
I can think of better ways to blow a hundred grand PLUS the Call Manager PLUS the monthly subscription.
I can see desktop video as a solution but the days of the "Video Conference Room" seem gone in all but a few situations especially when many people are starting to work form home (at least in my area).; Posted by: crash89 Posted on: 10/23/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Could be cool sigmaman1 | 10/23/06

I don't see it. No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/23/06

This sums it up.... crash89 | 10/23/06

Not so... techboy_z | 10/23/06

Even Easier.... crash89 | 10/23/06

No-Ax is right DemonX | 10/23/06

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