Stay Connected, Productive with New Targus Products

Businesses are continuing to look for new ways to support the collaboration and engagement between their employees, especially in team meetings, during a time when the work models continue to evolve and incorporate permanent remote or hybrid arrangements.

Technology tools, such as a webcam and headset, can help boost collaboration as workers combine these with other collaboration tools, such as Slack, Google Workspace, and others,  enabling them to chat and brainstorm new ideas to drive company success.

"Having the right technology tools to collaborate and stay connected is essential for working productively and flexibly from anywhere," said David Dorantes, director of product marketing at Targus.

Helping business workers stay productive and connected without complexity, laptop cases and mobile computing accessories provider Targus launched a new line of webcams and headsets as it further expands its tech accessories portfolio. The collection includes two full HD webcams as well as wired and Bluetooth stereo or mono headsets to elevate everyday virtual communication and meetings.

The HD Webcam Pro is a fixed-focus webcam with a built-in, omni-directional microphone and Spy Guard privacy cover for security. The HD

Webcam Plus with Auto-Focus, alternatively, has an auto-focus feature and an attachable Spy Guard privacy cover. Targus’ cameras offer full HD 1080p resolution, built-in noise reduction and a 360-degree rotating base.

The four different wired and wireless Bluetooth on-ear headsets, coming in mono and stereo options, have an adjustable padded headband and soft touch ear pad to support all-day wear.  The headsets also feature a rotatable, detachable omni-directional boom microphone, noise-cancelling technology and a rechargeable 410 mAh lithium polymer battery.

For added ease of use, the audio adjustment and call connecting controls are located directly on the headset, so there's no need to take it off to operate it.

"Our webcams and headsets make virtual meetings and streaming content a breeze," said Dorantes.

Edited by Erik Linask