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LifeSize Adds Video Center

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LifeSize beefs up its infrastructure product line with the Video Center, a one button HD streaming, recording, and auto-publishing solution.

This $30K solution (Flash-based which is popular but don't tell Steve Jobs who is ranting against Flash these days) does in one box what other solutions do in two.

When the incoming stream comes from a LifeSize 220 endpoint (which has the power to transcode), Video Center performs the live streaming and publishing at one time. The single box can encode 20 HD quality live sessions or 40 SD sessions at a time, according to LifeSize, at about 1/8th the price of similar capabilities from leading videoconferencing vendors.

Playback is possible on Windows, Linux, and Mac computers.

Also, LifeSize is moving to rev 4.6 of its endpoint software, adding forward error correction (FEC) that LifeSize says will make up to 5% of packet loss disappear.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 08 July 2010 11:12

New Line of IP Network Cameras

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Intellinet Network Solutions introduces a new line of IP network cameras with outdoor enclosures, replaceable lenses and video servers.

The Intellinet Network Solutions cameras provide an image resolution up to 640 x 480 pixels, 3GPP mobile phone streaming and 16-channel Windows-based recording software. With MPEG4 and Motion-JPEG Dual Mode, they feature event-triggered FTP and e-mail upload of still images and video.

The NFC30 Network Cameras are indoor cameras available in wired, wireless and wireless night-vision models and come in the new Intellinet Network Solutions custom housing.

The NBC30 is an outdoor night-vision model. The NFD30 is an indoor dome camera. The NVS30 Network Video Server supports CCTV cameras.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 08 July 2010 11:58

SurgeX International Launches SXN1230

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SurgeX International introduces its SXN1230 surge eliminator and AC power conditioner. Housed in a 12" x 12" x 4" NEMA enclosure meeting code for use in ceiling plenums, the industrial-grade SXN1230 provides guaranteed surge protection for dedicated power lines.

Designed for international use in 230-volt systems with single phase requirements, the SXN1230 uses proprietary SurgeX technologies such as Advanced Series Mode surge elimination and Impedance Tolerant EMI/RFI filtering.

SurgeX Founder Michael McCook comments, "The SXN1230 takes proven SurgeX technologies and incorporates them into a convenient solution that can be used in a wide range of situations where conventional rackmount power conditioning solutions are not appropriate."

SurgeX's Advanced Series Mode surge elimination is superior to conventional metal-oxide varistor (MOV) based circuitry or MOV hybrid designs and is completely non-sacrificial. The manufacturer says its "zero let-through" technology stops all surges up to 6000 volts (unlimited surge current) without producing harmful side effects such as ground-wire contamination or common-mode disturbances.

SurgeX International products have a 10-year warranty.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 08 July 2010 11:56

WebEx Meetings on BlackBerry

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You're late and never going to make that conference. You stop, pull out your Blackberry, go to your WebEx meeting invitation in your email and click on the "To join this meeting link."

That launches the WebEx Meeting Center app on your BlackBerry smartphone. You enter the meeting number, find your meeting, and learn one more time why they call it Crackberry,The Addictive One.

You'll need a Blackberry (QWERTY or touch-screen), OS 4.6 or higher with access to capable 3G or wi-fi (make sure your mobile operator's network supports simultaneous voice and data).

The Blackberry version includes the ability to view presentations and applications from anyone's desktop, to host and start a meeting, public and private chat, participant list view, and more.

But what's missing in this release version so far is: scheduling a meeting, inviting attendees to a meeting, and presenting from a BlackBerry smartphone.

Yet, rejoice: there is no cost to download the WebEx Meeting Center app on the BlackBerry, or to attend any WebEx meetings you've been invited to join.

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WebEx Meetings on BlackBerry

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You're late and never going to make that conference. You stop, pull out your Blackberry, go to your WebEx meeting invitation in your email and click on the "To join this meeting link."

That launches the WebEx Meeting Center app on your BlackBerry smartphone. You enter the meeting number, find your meeting, and learn one more time why they call it Crackberry,The Addictive One.

You'll need a Blackberry (QWERTY or touch-screen), OS 4.6 or higher with access to capable 3G or wi-fi (make sure your mobile operator's network supports simultaneous voice and data).

The Blackberry version includes the ability to view presentations and applications from anyone's desktop, to host and start a meeting, public and private chat, participant list view, and more.

But what's missing in this release version so far is: scheduling a meeting, inviting attendees to a meeting, and presenting from a BlackBerry smartphone.

Yet, rejoice: there is no cost to download the WebEx Meeting Center app on the BlackBerry, or to attend any WebEx meetings you've been invited to join.

Go WebEx Meeting Center Does BlackBerry

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Last Updated on Thursday, 08 July 2010 11:53

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