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TechCrunch explains the video conferencing software package from Marratech. Google acquired the Swedish startup for an undisclosed price this week.

Marratech is in the e-meeting space, explains Michael Arrington. It competes with WebEx, which Cisco just bought for $3.2 billion. Users are able to communicate via text chat, VOIP and video, and share applications in a virtual meeting.

Their service requires a download. The Windows version of the software is 31 MB; the Mac version is just 9 MB. Google already has free GTalk, Desktop and Toolbar applications.

Land Warrior lives! Maybe Google should buy General Dynamics next.

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