When I first tried JamKazam (a-play-in-a-band-over-the-Internet-thing) and talked to my friends over low-latency, high-quality gear, I was amazed but how much i

When I first tried JamKazam (a-play-in-a-band-over-the-Internet-thing) and talked to my friends over low-latency, high-quality gear, I was amazed but how much it felt like being in the same room. That's when I realized that most conferencing solutions simply have too high latency. It's a matter of milliseconds - if there's too many of them people start interrupting each other by talking at the same time, and the feeling of having a natural conversation is lost. They'd probably do better financially by selling their technology as a conference solution. ;-)