Polycom

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The Polycom SoundStation 2 is a premier, top of the line conference phone. The SoundStation 2 is an analog conference phone, requiring an analog (FXS) port for its use. The SoundStation 2 is an updated version, providing an improved full duplex speakerphone for natural conversations. The microphones in the conference phone are now 50% more sensitive while featuring dynamic noise reduction. The 2201-16000-601 is the top level SoundStation 2 conference phone for Polycom. This phone has a built in LCD screen that can display caller ID, digits dialed, and provides access to a built in phone book. The 2201-16000-601 is a non-expandable conference phone, and cannot accept extra microphones for larger conference rooms. Note: Power Supply not included

The Polycom SoundStation 2 Conference Phone (2201-15100-601) is built off of the legendary Polycom SoundsStation platform. Designed with Polycom's Acoustic Clarity Technology, the SoundStation 2 conference phone provides crisp and clear full duplex technology to an entire room. With dynamic noise reduction capabilities, users can be heard speaking into one of the units 3 microphones at a distance of up to 10 feet away. The 2201-15100-601 is a non-expandable version of the SoundStation 2. It cannot accept external microphones, but still has the 3 main unit microphones. The 2201-15100-601 is the non-display version of the conference phone.

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The Polycom CX600 IP phone delivers all the features included in Microsoft Lync environments. You’ll find it to be a cost effective mainstream desktop phone that features Polycom HD Voice technology for crystal-clear calls and robust interoperability with Lync. It maximizes productivity for workers in offices and cubicles. NOTE: POWER ADAPTER IS NOT INCLUDED.

The Polycom Trio 8500 is the perfect conference phone for mid-sized conference rooms. It features the latest audio technology from Polycom, including HD Voice and Acoustic Clarity for clear, full-duplex conferencing, as well as Polycom NoiseBlock for reduced audio distractions. With a bright 5" capacitive touchscreen, intuitive smartphone-like user interface, on-screen virtual keyboard, Integrated Bluetooth 4.0, and single-port gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000Base-TX across LAN, this phone has a wide range of features and functionalities.

The Polycom SoundStation IP7000 Expansion Microphones increases the reach of the powerful Polycom SoundStation IP7000 to suit the meeting room environment.

The Polycom VoiceStation 100 is the perfect conference phone for small businesses, and/or smaller conference rooms. The Polycom 2201-06846-001 offers 360 degree coverage because of the 3 built-in microphones, yet comes in a compact size to save desktop space. The VoiceStation 100 can also be wall mounted depending on your setup.

Every VoIP phone contains one or more codecs, and during call establishment, they share their lists of supported codecs. One phone, for example, may say “Hey stranger, I can support codecs A, B, or C”, and the other one will respond “Nice to meet you, I can support codecs “B, C, or D.” At this point, both phones recognize that they could converse in either B or C (this process is can easily be compared to two multilingual strangers meeting on the street, figuring out what languages they share, then deciding which of the shared languages to proceed in).