Samsung SyncMaster 225U *hearts* Office Communicator 2007
- Posted: May 15, 2007 at 6:15 PM
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Saw this on engadget this morning: http://www.engadget.com/2007/05/15/samsung-syncmaster-225u-integrates-with-office-communicator-2007/
From the engadget article
The Samsung SyncMaster 225U includes a "built-in 2.0 megapixel webcam, microphone, and stereo speakers, which plug into the Communicator software and then serve as a replacement for that bulky deskphone in your office"
How awesome is that!?! I might have to get me one
Click here for more info on Office Communicator 2007 integration
From the engadget article
The Samsung SyncMaster 225U includes a "built-in 2.0 megapixel webcam, microphone, and stereo speakers, which plug into the Communicator software and then serve as a replacement for that bulky deskphone in your office"
How awesome is that!?! I might have to get me one
Click here for more info on Office Communicator 2007 integration
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That looks outstanding! Apparently it'll cost around $500 in June, which is a bit of a premium for an otherwise middle-of-the-road display, but the integration could make it worth the price.
That looks outstanding! Apparently it'll cost around $500 in June, which is a bit of a premium for an otherwise middle-of-the-road display, but the integration could make it worth the price.
That looks outstanding! Apparently it'll cost around $500 in June, which is a bit of a premium for an otherwise middle-of-the-road display, but the integration could make it worth the price.
That looks outstanding! Apparently it'll cost around $500 in June, which is a bit of a premium for an otherwise middle-of-the-road display, but the integration could make it worth the price.
That looks outstanding! Apparently it'll cost around $500 in June, which is a bit of a premium for an otherwise middle-of-the-road display, but the integration could make it worth the price.
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