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Photos: How HP goes "beyond videoconferencing" with Halo

"Be careful, you could find this something of a startling experience"

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By Tony Hallett

Published: 13 December 2005 15:40 GMT

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Up to six users are at first confronted with a bank of plasma screens and a monitor above them, used for set up and collaboration during a Halo session.

The patents HP holds or has filed for are to do with colour and systems management. But in terms of operation, all controls are consciously kept very simple.

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