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| Dell launches the Concept Pari webcam |
Dell recently unveiled several hardware concepts with unique features or groundbreaking innovations, including its Luna recoverable laptops.
With Concept Pari, the company also demonstrated its vision for the future of webcams. Concept Pari is a webcam that doesn't stay in the same position at the top of the screen, but does provide more movement.
The company has designed this camera specifically to meet the needs of professionals who work remotely or attend virtual meetings. This camera can be installed anywhere. Users can also hold it in their hands.
Dell said it developed Concept Pari to solve some of the problems with existing webcam solutions, meaning that they are either permanently installed (such as those built into laptop monitors) or have limited mobility (such as webcams made from wired desks).
This can lead to embarrassing situations, difficulty participating in video calls during presentations, etc.
At least according to Dell's description, the development of Concept Pari is somewhat unusual. The company said its design team used a variety of magnets, adhesives, and light bulbs to create a large number of models that could replace real webcams.
The result is a wireless and magnetic betting concept with a charging station and wireless network connection.
The magnet built into the webcam allows the user to attach it anywhere to a metal base, eg B. on the edge of a monitor sitting at a desk.
Concept Pari includes a USB-C wireless charging station for charging the battery. In addition, if necessary, it can be taken with the user and taken to different parts of the office or home.
Dell presents its vision for the future of webcams
The device's wireless network connection is used to transmit 1080p HD video. The built-in microphone takes care of the sound.
The company has added a vertical indicator to the form to make targeting easier. A power indicator has been added so users can know when the battery is empty.
The company explained the many possible uses for the camera. And it's all about its wireless, wearable design. For example, users can conveniently place a webcam on the screen to maintain eye contact while watching other video call participants.
It can also be rotated quickly when privacy is needed. When she's out of the office, move her to another room to stay in the video.
As the company overview video shows, the camera can also be more useful for some presentations.
The company showed someone a prototype and then used Concept Pari to quickly move to a working demonstration of the prototype, in which the webcam was pointed at the demonstrator's hand and the magnetic base was attached to a metallic bracket. Office. headquarters. center.