CU-SeeMe is a desktop video conferencing product which provides a 
one-to-one conference, or  by use of a reflector, a one-to-many, a 
several-to-several, or a several-to-many conference depending on user 
needs and hardware  capabilities.  CU-SeeMe provides both video and
audio conferencing on both platforms.  It was the first software available 
for the Macintosh to support real-time multi-party videoconferencing on 
the Internet.

CU-SeeMe is intended to provide useful conferencing at minimal cost.
Receiving requires only a personal computer with a screen capable of 
displaying 16 grays and a connection to the Internet.  Sending requires the 
same plus a camera and digitizer (see specs below) which can cost as 
little as $100 to add on.

At this time CU-SeeMe runs on the PC and the Macintosh using an IP network 
connection.  With CU-SeeMe each participant can decide to be a sender, a 
receiver, or both.  Remember to please treat the internet kindly--keep band
width limits set down under 100kbps, or less if you share limited bandwidth 
with others.  
