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Robin Good: eMeet.me is a new web-based online meeting service offering free videoconferencing, VoIP, screen-sharing, whiteboarding and text chat for up to 5 people.

 

Key features include:

-> Text chat

-> VoIP

-> Video

-> Screen-sharing

-> Whiteboard

-> File-sharing

-> Recording

-> Statistics and reports

-> Private or open meetings

 

The Pro version which allows you accomodate up to 20 participants per meeting costs $9/month.

 

eMeet.me is accessible via any type of dekstop computer or tablet device.

 

Pricing detail: http://emeet.me/plans.html ;

 

More info: http://eMeet.me 

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Robin Good: 321Meet is a new web-based service which allows anyone with a computer to easily share the screen with anyone else connected to the Internet without the need to install or download anything.

The service is very simple to use. You only need to input your name, email and preferred password and you are ready to go.

321Meet utilizes a Java-based applet which automatically loads in the background without ever requiring any installation or download on the part of the user.

In a 321Meet event the meeting host can decide at any point to share his desktop or a specific applicaton or to let any of the participants share their screen in his place. Alternatively, any of the participants can "share" his own webcam video with everyone else.

 

Free to use. Ad-supported.

Upcoming Plus and Pro versions will offer an ad-free experience, multiple private rooms, a branded start page, password protection, extra security and more. 

Find out more: http://www.321meet.com/ ;

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Fuze Meeting is a free web conferencing and online meeting software that allows desktop and screen sharing on Mac, PC, iOS and Blackberry devices.

 

Key features include: 

Multi-party HD Video Conferencing Webinars up to 100 participants Meeting Recording Site Branding Unlimited Toll Audio Conferencing Unlimited Storage Space Screen Sharing with Remote Desktop Control Interoperability with enterprise video-conferencing systems such as Microsoft’s Lync, Tandberg, LifeSize, Polycom, and Teliris, and all Android, IOS (Apple), and Blackberry mobile devices.

A free 14-day trial is available here: https://www.fuzemeeting.com/purchase/14day/1 ;

 

A Personal plan account (25 attendees) starts at $29/month, the Plus is $49 (45 attendees) and the Professional is $69/mo. (up to 100 attendees + meeting recording and site branding).

 

Find out more: http://www.fuzemeeting.com/ ;

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Robin Good: Saba has just announced the availability of its new breakthrough real-time web conferencing and collaboration platform SabaMeeting.

 

The new web-based service integrates high-quality HD videoconferencing, VoIP, text chat, presentations support and full support for mobile devices. 

 

After a brief initial test, I discovered that SabaMeeting has a cool, well designed interface, providign easy to operate commands and many useful functions to manage both the event and participants to be invited.

 

Key features include: 

- HD video conferencing for up to 20-25 people (in Beta free period)

- Supprot for 8 simultaneous video feeds

- Browser-based - no software to download/install

- Support for PC, Mac and Linux

- VoIP

- Content sharing 

- Multiple presenters

- Preview of slides to be shown

- Optimized for Mobile (native iPhone/iPad apps)

- IM Chat

- Video recordings (downloadable and viewable offline)

- Open APIs (application programming interfaces)

 

Check the interface layout here:  pics: http://i.imgur.com/TDHm2.jpg ;

http://i.imgur.com/d2PgN.jpg ;

 

(SabaMeeting is currently in beta, and anyone can sign-up for free account.)

 

FAQ: http://sabameeting.com/support ;

 

More info and try-out: www.sabameeting.com

 

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