CBox3 is an all-in-one, state-of-the-art hardware/software solution aimed at the rapid deployment of presentations in the presentation and education sectors.
The CBox3 is a central hub that records, captures, encodes, streams, stores and publishes your presentations, combining video from multiple cameras and the output from the presentation software of your choice into a seamless whole. As you concentrate on delivering your presentation, lecture or sales pitch, CBox3 is storing and simultaneously broadcasting the contents at multiple bandwidths, so that you can reach the biggest possible audience.
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Allowing presenters to deliver presentations to live audiences and via webcast simultaneously, and producing a finished product that can be published to CD or DVD, or accessed online or through an intranet, CBox3 aims to provide a total solution for educational and training institutions.
Furthermore, after the presentation, the text used within your slides is made searchable, so that viewers accessing it from the Internet, DVD or through an Intranet can rapidly zoom in on a part of the presentation of interest, using its powerful but easy-to-use search technology. If you can use Google, you can search through CBox3 presentations.
This ability to search through a potentially long presentation for key, salient points could be priceless for students wishing to review the notes they took in a live lecture, or for executives wishing to review the key features of a new product line.
In the latest edition of the Scoble Show, which you can view in full at Podtech.Net, Robert Scoble interviews Olivier Garbe, founder and CEO of Winnov, the CBox's creator, and asks him to demonstrate this versatile content recording and delivery device.
To whet your appetite, I have put together three minutes of highlights from the show, in which Olivier Garbe explains what CBox is, and how it could be of use in your institution or company.
