Logitech launches Tap, aims to solve the UI problem in conference rooms

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The device takes up less space and aims to solve for tablets, which were often stolen, and bigger consoles that were a distraction. Lenovo as part of its smart office push is also hoping to make connecting to video and conference calls easier . Typically, Tap will come with a small form factor computer, optimized video conferencing software from Google, Microsoft or Zoom and a Logitech camera. However, other workers get invites for meetings on WebEx, Google, LogMeIns GoToMeeting and a wide range of platforms. "The bad news is that you cant join one of those meetings on a room system running as a kiosk for Google, Microsoft or Zoom," said Vandermate.

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