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USB Video Conferencing System Kits from Conference Room Systems. Check out the PTZ USB bundled options for video conferencing with any service: WebEX, GoToMeeting, Adobe Connect, MS Lync, Cisco Jabber and Zoom.US

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USB Ceiling Microphones, Desktop
Microphones and Bluetooth Solutions
Complete USB Video Conferencing
Systems
Quick Set Up
Simply combine your
new video conferencing
system with any HDTV
& your ready to go…
Plug in your camera and
speakerphone.
Install your favorite
video conferencing
software.
Flexible Meetings
Using any of the best
Web Video
Conferencing solutions
your team can use
systems they are already
familiar with like MS
Lync, GoToMeeting or
WebEX
Content Sharing
Content Sharing has
become easier than ever
with Web video
conferencing solutions
that extent your systems
reach to every PC/Mac,
Tablet and mobile Smart
Phone with access to the
internet.
Dual Screen Support
With the Intel NUC or
GigaByte Brix “Soft
Codec” computers you
have support for multiple
Digital Video outputs
using HDMI and Display
Port connections.
WebVideoConferencingStartingPrice
$999 + $99/Year = 90% less expensive
Equipment
Cost
Zoom.US Annual
Software Cost
Compared to traditional hardware
based video conferencing systems
HardwarePackages
Monitor
Single Display
Intel NUC
Up to 16GB RAM
Up to 480 GB SSHD
Up to i5 Processor
SpeakerPhone
Jabra SPEAK™ 510
Camera
Logitech C920
Monitor
Single/Dual Display
Intel NUC
Up to 16GB RAM
Up to 480 GB SSHD
Up to i5 Processor
Touchscreen
Mimo Touch Monitor
Camera/SpeakerPhone
Logitech CC3000e
Content Sharing
Black Magic
HDMI/USB (optional)
Monitor
Single/Dual Display
Intel NUC
(multiple options)
Touchscreen
Mimo Touch Monitor
Ceiling Microphones
USB Ceiling Microphones
Camera
HuddleCamHD 18X
Content Sharing
Black Magic
HDMI/USB
Combine with any LCD Flat Screen!
Contact Sales: 1-800 486-5276
www.ConferenceRoomSystems.com
Small Rooms
Starting at $999
Medium Rooms
Starting at $1,999
Large Rooms
Starting at $4,199

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