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July 17, 2013 07:35 pm GMT
Folks from Silicon Valley are sometimes criticized for thinking that there's a tech solution to every damn problem. The Roominator, as demonstrated in the video below, is a prime example of this. Thanks to a complicated rig that mounts the video conferencing device of your choice in the front and a custom background in the back, The Roominator gives users a chance to pretend they're in the office when they're really well, wherever they need to be.If this sounds a little nuts, even for a crazy startup product, that's because the Roominator isn't real. Or rather, it does exist (in fact, you have a chance to win one more on that in a second), but not it's something anyone's actually trying to sell you. Instead, Nate Houghteling, executive producer at production company Portal A, described it as "a fake product used to advertise a real product."
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Portal A's New Roominator' Video For Blue Jeans Demonstrates A Novel Solution To Work-Life Balance
Folks from Silicon Valley are sometimes criticized for thinking that there's a tech solution to every damn problem. The Roominator, as demonstrated in the video below, is a prime example of this. Thanks to a complicated rig that mounts the video conferencing device of your choice in the front and a custom background in the back, The Roominator gives users a chance to pretend they're in the office when they're really well, wherever they need to be.If this sounds a little nuts, even for a crazy startup product, that's because the Roominator isn't real. Or rather, it does exist (in fact, you have a chance to win one more on that in a second), but not it's something anyone's actually trying to sell you. Instead, Nate Houghteling, executive producer at production company Portal A, described it as "a fake product used to advertise a real product."Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/8TxiwD_zqJw/
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