Samer Abu Ltaif, Regional General Manager, Microsoft Gulf said “Microsoft is at the forefront of enabling effective collaboration in all settings whether at work or at home. There has yet to be a device that is truly optimized for a group of people to use together, designed not just for what we need to do, but how we want to work, until now. There are a number of devices designed to improve our work as individuals, but nothing equals the Surface Hub; that creates a productivity experience to meet the needs of today’s modern workforce and is designed for teams to be able to use together.Businesses will also be able to draw from a wide variety of Windows 10 apps to put real-time data and business tools at the center of meetings, helping them gain insights and reach decisions faster.
The Surface Hub experience is designed around a highly responsive screen built for ink and touch. Both versions of Surface Hub are integrated with optically bonded displays capable of detecting 100 points of multitouch and up to three simultaneous pen inputs, dual 1080p front-facing video cameras, and a four-element microphone array that detects and follows voices to eliminate background noise during videoconferencing sessions. Surface Hub also features built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC and a variety of ports for easy wired and wireless connectivity options, allowing devices to share content to the screen.
