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May 30 2005, 2:02am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Sony announces the PCS-G50 video conference system in Japan.
The new Sony PCS-G50 supports high resolution with the 4CIF standard (704x576px). The IP based video conference system supports data rates up to 4096kbps.
Supported video conference formats include: H.320, H.323, H.261, H.263, H.263+, H.263++ and H.264.
The PCS-G50 can record the video conference automatically on a Sony Memory Stick.
The Sony PCS-G50 goes on sale July 1st for 745,500 Yen (~6,900USD).
More details in Sony press-release (Japanese).
See also the Sony PCS-11 video conference system released in 2004.
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