Which three Cisco TelePresence endpoints are considered immersive endpoints? (Choose three.)

The TX9000 is Cisco's flagship immersive multi-screen TelePresence system that uses multiple 65-inch displays and precisely positioned cameras to create a life-size, across-the-table conference experience.

The EX90 is a single-screen desktop personal endpoint and does not meet the multi-screen, life-size room criteria that define immersive TelePresence systems.

The C20 is a compact room codec requiring external peripherals and is classified as a room or personal system, not an immersive endpoint.

The TANDBERG T3 is a three-screen immersive room system that renders remote participants at life-size scale, qualifying it as an immersive endpoint by design.

The SX10 is a small-room or personal video endpoint designed for huddle spaces, lacking the multi-screen life-size attributes of immersive systems.

The CTS-3000 (Cisco TelePresence System 3000) is a three-screen immersive endpoint that uses life-size displays and spatial audio to simulate a face-to-face boardroom environment.

Jabber Video for TelePresence is a software-based video client running on a PC or mobile device and has no immersive hardware component.