Logitech offers a variety of webcams for Mac that enable more freedom and flexibility for business than the built-in iSight. For example, some broadcast over Wi-Fi, which gives you the freedom to ...

Logitech is aiming to make it easier for businesses to have teleconferences, with the introduction of its new ConferenceCam Connect. In offices where conference rooms are not equipped with ...

Only ten products were selected for PCMag's Beautiful Objects for an Organized Workspace story, and Logitech's $499.99 ConferenceCam Connect was one of them. This is almost certainly the ...

Whenever you purchase and connect an external webcam, it should run smoothly without much problems. This is often referred to as "plug-and-play" device. Most Logitech webcams, however, will come with ...

Logitech Teams Up With Panasonic and Skype to Deliver Up To 720p HD Video Calling in the Living Room FREMONT, Calif. – May 3, 2011 - Taking another step toward making a video call from the comfort of ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

There's clearly a trend toward slightly-ominous slender cylinders in tech: first Amazon's Echo, and now Logitech has put the form-factor to use as a portable Full HD video conferencing gadget. The ...

Since 2012 Logitech's business unit has released two well-received high-definition videoconferencing endpoints aimed at small businesses and enterprise departments: the £229.99 (inc. VAT) BCC950 ...

The scoop: ConferenceCam Connect, by Logitech, about $500. What is it? This unit is a portable, all-in-one videoconferencing and speaker, designed for small conference rooms (think 3-5 people). The ...

Logitech is launching a new conference camera that turns any meeting room into a video collaboration place. The Logitech ConferenceCam CC3000e sells for $1,000, which is a lot more than your typical ...

External webcams aren't nearly the rage they used to be. Perhaps that's because every notebook that ships today includes on, and a slew of new LCDs do as well. But if you're still stuck with an older ...