SAN FRANCISCO: Networking solutions giant Cisco today unveiled two special Android-powered desktop computers for video conferencing, and a cloud service that enables users with different devices and services to connect for online meetings.

The touch-enabled desktops, DX80 and DX70, have large screens and combine in a single device Cisco's expertise in HD video, high-end audio and web conferencing as well as integrated business applications and web browsing.

Besides, the DX80 also features what Cisco describes as 'revolutionary' cancelling out of background noise. The person hears the voice of his connector and only those people or objects that he/she can see in the video.

Cisco said the DX80 will be priced under USD 2,000 (Rs 1.17 lakh) and the DX70 will be under USD 1,000 (about Rs 58,000).

The firm also unveiled a new cloud service, Collaboration Meeting Rooms (CMRs), which will provide enterprises with their own personal, private, always-available video collaboration space in the cloud.
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