Participants can usually tolerate a screen that is slightly smaller than ideal, but poor audio quickly makes a meeting unproductive. Microphone pickup, speaker coverage, echo, room acoustics and conferencing integration should therefore be treated as core design issues.
Room size, viewing distance, light, acoustics, table layout, participant numbers, conferencing platform, laptop connections, network, cable paths and accessibility all affect the solution. Pacific can assess the room, recommend supported display and control options, coordinate mounting and power, install the equipment, commission the system and provide user training.
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Why is clear audio often more important than a larger screen?
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