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

The C20 is a compact personal-room codec in the Cisco TelePresence C-series designed for small rooms and individual offices, not a multi-screen immersive system.

The EX90 is a personal video endpoint designed for desktop or small-space use with a single integrated screen, which does not qualify as an immersive room-scale system.

The SX10 is an ultra-compact single-camera video device intended for huddle rooms and small meeting spaces, lacking the multi-screen life-size design that defines immersive endpoints.

The Cisco TelePresence TX9000 is a flagship immersive system featuring three large 65-inch 1080p displays, spatial audio, and a purpose-built room design that replicates in-person meetings at life size. Its form factor and multi-screen architecture place it firmly in the immersive category.

The Cisco TelePresence IX5000 is the successor immersive system with three 70-inch 1080p screens, ultra-wide field-of-view cameras, and advanced spatial audio, continuing the immersive endpoint lineage with significantly enhanced resolution and optical fidelity.