HP has become the first company to preview hardware built with Google Beam, the 3D video communication technology formerly known as Project Starline. At the time, Google said that it would let third-party manufacturers, starting with HP, use its design framework to build devices with Beam. The HP Dimension is meant for enterprise use. It costs $24,999, and that doesn’t even include the software needed to hold video calls, as users will need to purchase a Google Beam license separately to gain access to Zoom or Google Meet. Companies like Salesforce, Deloitte, and NEC Corporation have already committed to bringing Google Beam into their offices.