I made the mistake of purchasing the TelyHD device for my multinational company, specifically for inter-company conference calling, assuming that when their promotional material says they support Skype, then they actually mean it. It was only later that I discovered that this is not true. For 1-to-1 calls, the device works fine and is very usable, but no group calling makes it a no-no for serious corporate use.
Clearly this is the fault of Skype rather than TelyHD, but the latter should revise their promotional material as IMHO it is misleading in an important way.
And Skype should get their act together and support group calling for non-PC devices. The whole point of something like TelyHD is that I can leave it permanently set up in a conference room, with a decent camera and good quality video, and not have to dedicate an expensive workstation which I would also have to support.
Had I realized that TelyHD did not work for me, I clearly would not have purchased it. As it is, I'll refrain from purchasing it for our other dozen or so international offices until this major shortcoming is fixed.
