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Polycom, Inc. has announced Polycom RMX 2000™ V4.0, technologically the most advanced MCU (multipoint control unit) on the market today with support for 1080p video at 30 fps and 720p at 60fps Polycom has now reasserted its leadership in MCUs with a brilliant design – VC Insight
Polycom is back in the game with beefed up port density, enhanced HD support including 1080p and 720p60, and a solution that is right at home in a mixed HD-SD environment, a condition we expect to exist in the market for many more years. – Wainhouse Research
RMX 2000 Version 4.0 is the
* First conference bridge to support 1080p and 720p 60fps video delivery.
* Only conference bridge to scale up to 800 audio calls and 160 video calls in a single platform without cascading. Total port capacity is DOUBLED from previous versions including simultaneous support for up to 40 ports of 720p 60 fps calls.
* Highest video conference scale and full redundancy, with RMX 2000 MPM+ cards and DMA 7000™ – up to 1,200 active calls
* Only bridge to offer maximum value with choice of fixed or flexible configurations
* New Video Clarity™ technology to support a cost-efficient transition to HD while also improving video quality across all legacy video endpoints
* Andcontinuing to deliver the highest quality of experience during packet loss situations or on congested IP networks with Lost Packet Recovery™ (LPR)
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Providing the scale and intelligence that enables organizations to collaborate over high definition video, as well as via traditional video and audio conferencing systems, the Polycom RMX Series and Polycom DMA 7000 are highlighted in this brief video overview.
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http://www.ivci.com/videoconferencing_tandberg.html
It is widely accepted that telepresence can change the way people experience meetings—
and thereby change the way people work. But in the gloom of the global recession,
companies are asking themselves how they can get even more value out of their
communications assets. To that end, interoperability is key.
Certainly, isolated telepresence rooms that can talk effectively to each other, but not to
other videoconferencing or telepresence systems, are creating cost savings and improving
productivity. But as corporate executives ask what more can be done, the answer is
connectivity—making it possible for telepresence rooms to connect to other video
conferencing systems, so that more employees can participate in more meetings, without
incurring the high costs of travel.
Critical to success is standards-based integration with non-telepresence systems that can
deliver the best audio and video for each endpoint, rather than that dictated by the lowestcommon-
denominator device. This is a consideration that many companies—and even some
telepresence vendors—often forget, but it is key to leveraging the full value of a
telepresence solution.
For additional information regarding TANDBERG Telepresence and Video Conferencing (VTC) solutions, please call us at 1-800-224-7083 or visit us online at http://www.ivci.com.
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