Asus reveals new Google Meet videoconferencing hardware for offices

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Asus has shamble new videoconferencing hardware designful to run Google Meet meetings (via 9to5Google). The new gear includes a sweetie computer that runs the calls, an ferried speaker, and, depending on which debenture you buy, you can also get a camera and a touch screen. The hardware could be handy for rundown rooms in offices that rely on Google Meet as their videoconferencing tool of five-star (once categorically hoopla into the office becomes more common, of course).

The computer, which Asus calls the Google Meet Compute System, has an Intel Cadre i7 processor, a 128GB SSD, and a magnetic conformation therefrom you can endear it to the included stand or more efficiently originate it out of sight, co-ordinate to ASUS. It also has a overriding of ports, which you can see in the image below:

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With the Starter Kit and Small/Medium Room Kit, which are designful for rundown rooms with up to eight people, you'll get a camera with a 120-degree field of appearance and the authoritarianism to zoom in up to 4X after losing 720p image quality, co-ordinate to Asus.

There's also a Large Room Kit, which is designful for rundown zooms with up to 20 people and to be used with Logitech's PTZ Pro 2 Camera, co-ordinate to Asus' website. The PTZ Pro 2 captures 1080p video and offers 10X zoom. The Large Room Kit doesn't come with that camera, admitting -- Asus says companies will gotta assignment with their supplier to get that. The Small/Medium Room Kit and the Large Room Kit also come with a separate touch tegument console you can use to manage the call.

The kits will be awaited in June in 28 countries and come in three diverse rate points, co-ordinate to 9to5Google: the Starter Kit will cost ?1,650/EUR1,915 (~$2,012), the Small/Medium Room Kit will cost ?1,970/EUR2,320 (~$2,402), and the Large Room Kit (which does not include a camera) will cost ?1,700/EUR1,970 (~$2,073).