CES Innovation: Portable Video Conferencing System Uses Wi-Fi

An affordable video–conferencing conferencing system for the home now comes with Wi-Fi, making it portable. Viable’s VPad+ is targeted to the deaf, but the system is clear enough for broader use. It takes advantage of low-cost Voice over Internet technology and sells for $699. The new Wi-Fi version was displayed for the first time at the Consumer Electronics Show.

Viable VPad+ is targeted at the deaf

Viable VPad+ is targeted at the deaf

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One Response to “CES Innovation: Portable Video Conferencing System Uses Wi-Fi”

  1. BURT Says:
    January 10, 2009 at 8:28 pm | Reply

    this is aw3some — you should give the url. searched and found it at viable.net and their product page says the monitor is touch screen.

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