
The bundles will include an Intel NUC PC that runs both the Zoom Rooms and Zoom Room Controller software, providing room administrators with a single device to manage. Logitech Tap connects to the NUC PC via USB for data and is not dependent on a network PoE or battery for power. And with the pre-configured appliance, Zoom Rooms can run out of the box.
Here they are:
- Small Room Bundle: Designed for huddle spaces, and small conference rooms seating 2-6 people, Logitech’s small room bundle for Zoom Rooms provides a cost-effective way to deploy video-enabled collaborative spaces. The speaker, mic and camera are all combined into a single component.
- Medium Room Bundle: Designed for mid-size conference rooms seating about 7-12 people, the medium room bundle includes a Logitech Rally Camera for enhanced pan/tilt/zoom capabilities and a mic pod and speaker for a better audio experience.
- Large Room Bundle: Designed for large conference rooms seating about 12-20 people, the large room bundle includes the Logitech Rally Camera, two mic pods, and two speakers. Customizable mic-array and speakers, beyond the ones included in the bundle, can be added-on to address all room sizes and preferred configurations.
All of these rooms will, officially, debut at InfoComm — to get more information, go here.
Check out a video of the Logitech Tap Touch Controller from ISE 2019 below: