Analyst Product Review Rally Bar BYOD

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In this report, analyst firm Frost & Sullivan shares their experience with configuring, testing, and managing Logitech Rally Bar in Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD mode).

The analysts commend Rally Bar in BYOD mode for its:

  • Powerful "first-rate" audio and video for medium-sized meeting rooms
  • Clever cable management
  • Flexibility to connect to virtually any PC or Mac
  • Familiar user experience

 

"This impressive solution represents the future of meeting room functionality and offers businesses the opportunity to future-proof their solutions today," says Frost & Sullivan.

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