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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Hardware recommendations for RingCentral video conferencing?. We are going to begin using the video conferencing feature offered through RingCentral soon and I have been tasked with putting together the necessary hardware for facilitating this process.

Of course we could use webcams, but we are looking for a solution that would allow multiple individuals to be seen and heard from around a conference room table as an example.

I am thinking we will need a camera and possibly a microphone? What recommendations can you give me? Looking to stick to around $500 budget per office.

Thanks!

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Support for RingCentral Meetings on a television. We run a financial advisor firm in St. Louis, Missouri and RingCentral Office Extensively.  Recently, due to Skype yanking support for television based applications, I gave RingCentral Meetings a try on my mac mini.  It worked wonderfully, however, we would really like to be able to meet with clients using our meeting room television setup, but we are not willing to invest hundreds of dollars into a computer just for video conferencing.  

My request is that RingCentral do research into supporting users in this capacity.  I purchased and am waiting for delivery on an Android mini computer for $29, and I plan on testing RingCentral meetings using that hardware.  It might behoove RC tech gurus to develop a supported app for such a device and possibly even recommend or resell the best and most compatible units on their website.

Does this solution support ChromeBox for meetings?