<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>HP has announced its new 3D video conferencing device, HP Dimension, using Google Beam technology.</li><li>The HP Dimension is an enterprise product priced at $24,999 and is designed for virtual collaboration.</li><li>The device uses six high-speed cameras to capture speakers from different angles for a lifelike 3D image.</li><li>It incorporates Google's volumetric video model and tracks viewers' head movements for optimal viewing angles.</li><li>The HP Dimension features spatial audio, adaptive lighting, and AI for natural eye contact, resembling sci-fi communication devices.</li><li>However, the high price tag limits consumer accessibility, and additional costs may be incurred for software and Google Beam licenses.</li><li>HP touts benefits of improved memory recall, non-verbal behaviors, and focus compared to traditional video calls.</li><li>A new microphone called Poly Studio A2, compatible with HP Dimension, offers clear audio pickup and supports multi-mic setups.</li><li>The HP Dimension will be released later this year for select customers.</li></ul>

HP reveals its Google Beam-powered 3D video conferencing device

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