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210-065 · Question #239

Which personal Cisco TelePresence unit can be used as a replacement for a person's computer monitor on their desk?

The correct answer is A. EX90. The Cisco TelePresence EX90 is a personal desktop unit designed to replace a standard computer monitor, integrating a large display with video conferencing hardware.

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Question

Which personal Cisco TelePresence unit can be used as a replacement for a person's computer monitor on their desk?

Options

  • AEX90
  • BMX800
  • CTX9000
  • DSX10
  • ESX80

How the community answered

(44 responses)
  • A
    93% (41)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    2% (1)

Why each option

The Cisco TelePresence EX90 is a personal desktop unit designed to replace a standard computer monitor, integrating a large display with video conferencing hardware.

AEX90Correct

The EX90 is specifically designed as a personal desktop TelePresence endpoint that includes a built-in widescreen display, allowing it to function as a direct replacement for a user's computer monitor. It connects to a PC via USB or DVI and sits on a desk, combining video collaboration with a full monitor experience. No other unit in the Cisco TelePresence lineup is positioned as a personal monitor replacement in the same way.

BMX800

The MX800 is a large room or boardroom system with integrated display, not a personal desktop unit.

CTX9000

The TX9000 is a high-end immersive multipurpose TelePresence system designed for large conference rooms, not personal desktop use.

DSX10

The SX10 is a small codec intended to connect to existing displays in small meeting rooms, not a personal monitor replacement.

ESX80

The SX80 is a powerful codec designed for medium to large meeting rooms and does not function as a personal desktop monitor.

Concept tested: Cisco TelePresence personal desktop endpoint identification

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collaboration-endpoints/telepresence-ex-series/index.html

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#EX90#personal TelePresence#desktop monitor replacement#endpoint use case

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