Brett,
A couple more articles. Videoconferencing itself is still all over the map.
Regards,
Kurt P.
PC-based videoconferencing is expected to see 70 percent annual sales growth through 2001, according to Forward Concepts, a Tempe, Arizona-based market research firm.
Intel, which last year introduced such desktop videoconferencing over the Internet, led the market with 40 percent of the 88,000 units shipped worldwide in 1996. PictureTel followed with 38 percent, Forward Concepts said....
...'Intel will place more videoconferencing (equipment) on business and
consumers' desks than anybody in the world,'' said Elliot Gold,
president of Telespan Publishing Corp., which publishes a weekly
newsletter on the industry. ''By the end of the year, PCs will come
with cameras.'' Strong demand will help reduce the price of
videoconferencing systems, he said.
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