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The Biamp Vidi 250 is a wide angle 4K camera designed for use with video conferencing systems. Intended for huddle room or small to medium conferencing rooms, the Vidi 250 has a 120° wide field of view, allowing everyone in the room to be seen.
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The Biamp Vidi 280 is a 50 MP 4K UHD dual-lens ePTZ conferencing camera with auto-framing, ultrawide 120° FOV, and Microsoft IntelliFrame support. Certified for Teams Rooms and Zoom, it ensures crystal-clear video and smart framing for medium to large conference spaces.
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The Biamp Vidi 150 is a 4K camera for use with conferencing systems. Intended for huddle rooms or small conference rooms, the Vidi 150 has a 120° wide field-of-view, allowing everyone in the room to be seen.
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The Biamp Apprimo Touch 4 is a compact 4" PoE-powered capacitive touch panel designed for small rooms. With a customizable interface, PIR sensors, and automatic brightness adjustment, it offers an intuitive, stylish control solution.
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The Biamp Apprimo Touch 7 Black is a stylish 7" capacitive color touch panel with a customizable interface, PIR sensors, and PoE power. Designed for wall or tabletop use, it delivers flexible and intuitive room control in a sleek black finish.
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The Biamp Apprimo Touch 10 is a stylish 10" capacitive touch panel with customizable UI, PIR sensors, and automatic brightness adjustment. Powered by PoE, it offers intuitive, flexible control for conference rooms, classrooms, and other professional spaces.
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The Biamp Apprimo Touch 8i is an 8" capacitive touch panel with an integrated Impera controller for IP-based device control. Featuring PIR sensors, LED indicator strips, and PoE power, it delivers customizable, responsive, and elegant room control for up to 20 devices.
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The Biamp Vidi 100 is a 4K camera for use with conferencing systems. Intended for huddle rooms or small conference rooms, the Vidi 100 has a 120° wide field-of-view, allowing everyone in the room to be seen.
