Zoom Launches Zoom For Home
The company wants to support business professionals working remotely.
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2020-07-15 22:46

Zoom Video Communications today announced Zoom for Home, a new category of software experiences and hardware devices to support remote work use cases. In a time where employers are grappling with what the new normal of work will look like, Zoom for Home elevates employee experiences to connect remotely and be productive. The Zoom for Home – DTEN ME is a 27-inch screen with three wide angle cameras, eight microphones and touchscreen display. The stand-alone device will cost $599.

Zoom Launches Zoom For Home

“With employers and employees working through what the future of work will look like, it is important that people feel set up for success,” said Rich Costello, Senior Research Analyst, IDC. “Three months ago, it was making sure employees had the right ergonomic setup. “We’ve now moved to the phase of making sure employees have the right devices to enable productivity. The Zoom from Home category is a powerful way for the company to reach a work-from-home audience that craves tools to help with engagement, connection and collaboration.”

Zoom's stock has been booming during the pandemic. The stock is up 270% Year to Date.


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