Logitech is turning to what it knows best with its latest in-office videoconferencing system: Rather than a standalone hardware and software platform, the ConferenceCam CC3000e is essentially a ...

Premium provider of personal computer and tablet accessories, Logitech International SALOGI has recently launched Logitech ConferenceCam Kit in collaboration with Intel Corp.'s INTC NUC video ...

Video conference calls have become a regular occurrence in offices, but squeezing everybody into frame can be a challenge. To help make sure everyone in a tight meeting room can be both seen and heard ...

Logitech’s new Mobile Speakerphone P710e accessory for smartphones and tablets looks to bring enterprise-quality audio to your iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The device is highly portable creating an ...

NEWARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today Logitech (SIX:LOGN) (NASDAQ:LOGI) announced the Logitech® ConferenceCam Kit with Intel® NUC video conferencing system. Configured and validated by Logitech and ...

Logitech may still be best known for mice, keyboards and webcams, but over the past few years the company's business group has steadily built a portfolio of PC-based video conferencing endpoints.

AI thrives on data but feeding it the right data is harder than it seems. As enterprises scale their AI initiatives, they face the challenge of managing diverse data pipelines, ensuring proximity to ...

Logitech is launching a device called Logitech Tap, a touch display that aims to take up less space and integrate with collaboration platforms from Google, Microsoft and Zoom. The Tap represents ...

As we begin to rely on our mobile devices for more and more of our business needs, I found myself needing a “portable Polycom” which would allow me to make quality speakerphone calls from my Mac or ...

At Infocomm 2018 today, Logitech announced its new Rally modular conference camera system that supports 4K UHD video, and alongside of that, it announced new intelligent automation features. At ...

The mobile workforce faces a challenge. Smartphones and tablets work fine for most business purposes, but handheld devices with tiny microphones and speakers are not ideal for audio and video ...