This wireless webcam can be positioned anywhere according to your needs


Dell’s Pari concept consists of a mobile camera that can stay in its dock or be attached to certain screens. — AFP Relaxnews

American manufacturer Dell has presented a concept for a new type of mobile webcam, which can be placed wherever you want, according to your requirements and how you use it, thanks to an ingenious system of magnets. This webcam can be housed in its docking station or it can be positioned on a dedicated stand or on the surface of any screen.

Beyond the technological challenge, Dell’s Concept Pari is practical for organising a video conference that offers the best conditions to participants by facilitating the best viewing angles. The idea is to be able to film a videoconference in a different way, rather than with the webcam of one’s computer screen or a webcam placed high above a meeting screen.

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