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Video conferencing solutions have always been in high-demand, with Google for the past several years partnering on hardware bundles. Asus today announced their latest Google Meet hardware kit offerings.
Source: Asus announces new Google Meet hardware kits – 9to5Google
Premium video meetings. Now free for everyone.
We re-engineered the service we built for secure business meetings, Google Meet, to make it free and available for all.
Source: https://apps.google.com/meet/
If you’re thinking of buying a webcam, here’s an option you may not have thought of. If you happen to have a DSLR, mirrorless or compact camera, you may be able to put it into service as a high-quality webcam. In some cases, particularly with select Canon, Nikon and Sony models on Windows, you might not even need any extra hardware at all.
Google Meet has been a solid video service for a while, but it’s been stuck behind the paywall of G Suite services. Now that Google is making it available to all, it’s got some very important advantages over Zoom.
Source: 5 reasons Google Meet is better than Zoom for the average person
