Sony has just introduced the High Definition videoconferencing equipment PCS-HG90 in India recently.
May 20, 2007 (Press Release) --
Sony has just introduced the High Definition videoconferencing equipment PCS-HG90 in India recently. The PCS-HG90 is the top of the line system whose quality is unmatched in the industry today. This boasts of 3 CCD camera whose stunning quality is bound to captivate people for those who never compromise on quality. The PCS-HG90 marks the first time that the HD video compression format of 1280 x 720 at 60P and a maximum video transfer rate of 8Mb/s have been achieved over an IP network and natural sounding audio with frequency range up to 22 kHz using MPEG-4AAC and with AUX audio inputs supports up to 44 kHz.
Sony has put on display at the HD Visual Communication event on the 18th May 2007 at New Delhi with the Codian 4500 series MCU to a targeted audience with the growing demand from corporate, manufacturing & designing, medical, education, government, broadcast and enterprise customers.
Sony is renowned worldwide for its high-quality HD systems as a leader in the AV industry. Sony's IPELA brand of Internet Protocol (IP)-based products includes network cameras, recording devices and visual communications systems that offer bright images and crisp audio, making them the perfect video tools for today's most demanding
“The end to end solution with Codian enables integrating the HD requirements with SD and supporting multiple locations”, said Mr. Ambareesh Dixit, Head, Business Communication Products, BPP Division, Sony India.
Codian designs and manufactures advanced video conferencing infrastructure solutions using an innovative architecture and state of the art hardware technology. The award-winning Codian MCU 4500 Series is the latest generation of Codian conferencing bridges deliver a true high definition (HD) multimedia experience. Unmatched by any other conferencing bridges, the MCU 4500 Series supports the highest capabilities of all the latest HD endpoints including Sony’s PCS-HG90. Without compromise or limits, it permits both HD and standard definition (SD) endpoints to participate in the same conference with continuous presence.
Users are offered an ideal infrastructure that exploits current investments in SD, while enabling a cost effective transition to an HD future. There is no need to replace an existing videoconferencing network; as this end-to-end solution has the advantage of mixing SD with HD, from multiple locations, during the same videoconference session across both IP and ISDN.
Sony has put on display at the HD Visual Communication event on the 18th May 2007 at New Delhi with the Codian 4500 series MCU to a targeted audience with the growing demand from corporate, manufacturing & designing, medical, education, government, broadcast and enterprise customers.
Sony is renowned worldwide for its high-quality HD systems as a leader in the AV industry. Sony's IPELA brand of Internet Protocol (IP)-based products includes network cameras, recording devices and visual communications systems that offer bright images and crisp audio, making them the perfect video tools for today's most demanding
“The end to end solution with Codian enables integrating the HD requirements with SD and supporting multiple locations”, said Mr. Ambareesh Dixit, Head, Business Communication Products, BPP Division, Sony India.
Codian designs and manufactures advanced video conferencing infrastructure solutions using an innovative architecture and state of the art hardware technology. The award-winning Codian MCU 4500 Series is the latest generation of Codian conferencing bridges deliver a true high definition (HD) multimedia experience. Unmatched by any other conferencing bridges, the MCU 4500 Series supports the highest capabilities of all the latest HD endpoints including Sony’s PCS-HG90. Without compromise or limits, it permits both HD and standard definition (SD) endpoints to participate in the same conference with continuous presence.
Users are offered an ideal infrastructure that exploits current investments in SD, while enabling a cost effective transition to an HD future. There is no need to replace an existing videoconferencing network; as this end-to-end solution has the advantage of mixing SD with HD, from multiple locations, during the same videoconference session across both IP and ISDN.
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