HP has become the first company to preview hardware built with Google Beam, the 3D video communication technology formerly ...

Google Beam calls for a lot of advanced hardware, so the high price isn't a surprise. The HP Dimension uses six high-speed ...

Currently, the advanced 3D technology only works with Zoom Rooms and Google Meet. HP says its testing has shown that HP ...

HP Dimension's 65-inch light field display, paired with six cameras, is the first device to support Google Beam.

HP Dimension with Beam is geared toward the enterprise and uses six cameras and AI to create 3D videos of each participant on ...

HP announced last year it was going to be the first to offer hardware based on Google Beam (formerly ‘Project Starline’), the light field-based 3D videoconferencing platform. Now, HP unveiled ...

The system uses a 65-inch light-field display to give a realistic sense of size, depth, and color, even making eye contact ...

At last month's Google I/O, Google announced that its Google Beam software, which brings 3D imagery to video meetings, was ...

Developed in partnership with Google, HP Dimension with Google Beam is designed to transform the future of workplace ...

Google showed off its clever Project Starline tech that would make you look like a 3D hologram on a video call for a more connected experience. It's now called Google Beam, and you can pick up the ...

HP has announced the first device with Google Beam 3D video-conferencing tech. You'll need to splash out $25,000 on it, ...

There's finally a real product that incorporates Google's Beam elevated video-conferencing technology. However, the HP Dimension system costs a whopping $25,000.