Introducing Microsoft Surface Hub 3

Introducing Microsoft Surface Hub 3

Experience the future of collaboration with the Surface Hub 3, powered by Intel. This all-in-one hybrid meeting and collaboration device, designed by Microsoft, can revolutionize your teamwork and decision-making processes. Whether you're hosting a meeting in a traditional Teams Room, an expansive classroom, or a Signature Teams Room, Surface Hub 3 is ready to reshape your interactions. Features such as Smart Rotation, seamless integration with Teams Rooms Certified Peripherals, simultaneous support for two Surface Hub Pens, and 20 points of Multi-Touch for true on-screen collaboration are sure to enhance your experience. The high-resolution 4K PixelSense display and meticulously designed audio experience ensure everyone is seen and heard clearly, enhancing inclusivity. Excitingly, the Surface Hub 3 now supports the Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows experience, providing a consistent, intuitive interface and management experience. Check out the demo video and contact us to order today!

Introducing Microsoft Surface Hub 3 published by Derive Technologies

Derive Technologies, was founded in 2000 through the combination of two long-standing technology firms dating back as far as 1986; and incorporated as “Derive Technologies” in the beginning of 2001. Derive's team -- all of them already long-time collaborators at the time of the company's official founding -- continue to design and deliver progressive business-technology solutions that meet the challenges of New York Metro Area, national, and global enterprises, with a focus on on-going cost reduction. Starting as a local system integrator, Derive grew to become a value-added enterprise reseller (VAR), and, now, a recognized national and international IT business consultancy.

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