The virtual route to business travel Video

Video description: Business travel may take on a new face, thanks to a research project from HP Labs. CNET's Brian Cooley talks with Hewlett-Packard Fellow Norm Jouppi about how the company's BiReality system would enable people to move throughout remote business locations without leaving the home office.

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