Sentence examples for high-speed videoconferencing from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the company has expanded into high-speed videoconferencing devices, first with its ViewStation series, which provides synchronized sound and picture links on broadband internet connections.

In Eagan, Minn., a suburb of St . Paul Greg Scott, the unofficial information technician for the Eagan Hills Alliance Church, is setting up high-speed videoconferencing to help local families electronically visit loved ones stationed in Iraq.

With such high-speed videoconferencing, for instance, a team of educators in different parts of the country can get together in a virtual classroom to teach a course that is then sent to other schools.

The practice of desktop videoconferencing over the Internet began in 1994, when Intel introduced ProShare for Windows PCs, which required only a webcam and microphone, a sound card, a reasonably high-speed Internet connection, and videoconferencing software such as Microsoft NetMeeting or iSpQ.

These wireless hot rods are capable of four-way videoconferencing and high-speed mobile Internet surfing (up to 384 kilobytes per second).

IG2 provides residential and small-business high-speed Internet access, television programming and videoconferencing through existing phone lines.

Pinchas Zukerman, the music director of the National Arts Center Orchestra in Ottawa, is using the high-speed networking technology as well as videoconferencing to spend more time with his violin students back at the Manhattan School.

For the Budget-Minded Grainy but Much Cheaper, a Video Chat May Suffice IF you want to see and talk with far-off family or friends and do not want to spend thousands of dollars on videoconferencing equipment and high-speed lines, there is a far cheaper option.

In a 3-2 vote, split long party lines, the FCC lifted conditions that obliged AOL to interoperate with two other IM providers before it could offer so-called 'advanced IM-based high-speed services' such as presence-aware videoconferencing," reports Computer Business Review.

Today 80% of all corporate videoconferences occur over multiple high-speed ISDN phone lines, usually at 384 kilobits per second.

I will eat that during my regular Wednesday-night videoconference call over the console's high-speed connection.