AV Access AnyCo V100 offers 100W charging, 1GbE and 4K@60 sharing over one USB-C

AV Access says its AnyCo V100 video bar is now available. One USB-C cable is intended to connect a user’s laptop to the room camera, microphones and speaker, while also handling screen sharing, wired network access and up to 100W laptop charging, according to the company’s Sept. 15 announcement on Business Wire.

AV Access positions the AnyCo V100 as an all-in-one bar for huddle rooms and small meeting spaces. In its Sept. 15 Business Wire announcement, the company says one connection can replace separate steps for room AV, presentation, Ethernet and power.

What changed: from July’s preview to September availability

AV Access introduced the AnyCo V100 in mid-July and said it would be showcased at InfoComm Asia 2026 in Bangkok from July 15 to 17, according to a Business Wire release dated July 14. The release describes the product as plug-and-play, with no software or drivers required, and says the room’s display automatically wakes up when a laptop is connected.

The Sept. 15 Business Wire announcement says AV Access announced the availability of the AnyCo V100. It says a single USB-C link enables screen sharing at up to 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 with compatible USB-C hosts, supplies 1Gbps wired network access and can deliver up to 100W laptop charging, along with support for conferencing peripherals.

The cable consolidation is the feature, not the camera

In the Sept. 15 Business Wire release, AV Access lists a 1/1.8-inch CMOS sensor and a 120-degree field of view, plus Auto Framing, Speaker Tracking, Presenter Tracking, and an “Individuals Gallery” mode that can frame up to four participants individually.

According to the Sept. 15 Business Wire release, audio uses XMOS processing for echo cancellation and background-noise reduction, with stated pickup at 3 to 5 meters, plus a dedicated acoustic chamber with a passive radiator for playback. An AV Access YouTube product video uploaded at 2026-07-29 repeats the one-cable premise and mentions web UI and Telnet for remote configuration and device control.

Why IT and integrators care: USB-C host behavior becomes the spec risk

AV Access ties 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 screen sharing to “compatible USB-C hosts” in its Sept. 15 Business Wire release.

This can matter most in spaces with high turnover, hot-desking, frequent visitors, or a mix of managed corporate laptops and unmanaged guest devices. In its Sept. 15 Business Wire announcement, AV Access says the setup standardizes the workflow: users bring a laptop, plug in one cable, and run the room’s AV system from the device and the conferencing app they already use.

In a July 14 Business Wire release, AV Access says the AnyCo V100 aims to “significantly lower equipment overhead” by combining video conferencing and presentation features in a single plug-and-play device that runs over one USB-C connection. A Sept. 15 Business Wire release further states that, for everyday meetings, the AnyCo V100 keeps BYOM anchored to the user’s laptop and does so “without requiring a separate room computer.”

Practical questions that decide whether “one cable” holds up in your rooms

• USB-C compatibility: AV Access says compatible USB-C hosts can share screens at up to 4K@60Hz 4:4:4, and that this same USB-C link can provide up to 100W of charging to a laptop.
• Network access: AV Access says the USB-C connection offers 1Gbps wired network access.
• Management options: AV Access’ YouTube video uploaded at 2026-07-29 mentions web UI and Telnet for remote configuration and device control.