<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>HP unveiled 'Dimension' as the first hardware based on Google Beam, a 3D videoconferencing platform.</li><li>Dimension uses six cameras and AI to create realistic 3D video of participants on a 65-inch light field display.</li><li>The device is priced at $25,000 and will be sold to select partners starting in late 2025.</li><li>HP Dimension supports Zoom Rooms and Google Meet for 3D and 2D meetings, integrating services like Teams and Webex.</li><li>The Google Beam license is sold separately from HP Dimension.</li><li>HP's SVP stated that the device brings realistic virtual communication experiences to enhance collaboration.</li><li>Google Beam uses light-field display to show natural 3D depth, simulating face-to-face chats without headsets or glasses.</li><li>In testing, Beam showed a 39% increase in non-verbal behaviors noticed, 37% better turn taking, and 28% higher memory recall.</li></ul>

Google’s First ‘Beam’ Videoconferencing Device is ‘HP Dimension’, Coming Late 2025 at $25,000

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