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Halo Multipoint UI
Halo Multipoint UI
Halo Multipoint UI
Halo Multipoint UI
2007

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Halo Multipoint UI

User interface

Hewlett-Packard Co. Consumer Digital Entertainment

Halo is a world-wide network of studios that provides life-size, real-time, eye-to-eye conferencing with no perceived delays. Initially designed by DreamWorks in partnership with HP, it is now targeted at executive CxO-type users in Fortune 500 companies. The Halo Multipoint interface enables connectivity between up to four six-person studios, focusing on a tangible initiation experience and visualization of the virtual meeting. The intuitive interaction model paired with a unique and appropriate look and feel conveys a simple yet premium interaction experience.

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Hewlett-Packard Co. Consumer Digital Entertainment

Hewlett-Packard Co. Consumer Digital Entertainment

Corvallis, OR, US
Design

Aaron Marcus and Associates, Inc.

Berkeley, CA, US
Hewlett-Packard Co.

Hewlett-Packard Co.

Corvallis, OR, US
Native Design

Native Design

London, GB

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