The Tandberg TTC7-08 was a video conferencing system manufactured by Tandberg, a company later acquired by Cisco. It featured a high-quality color camera with pan/tilt/zoom capabilities and a codec for compressing audio, video, and data. The system supported H.323 and SIP protocols for point-to-point connections with a bandwidth of up to 6 Mbps. It could handle various video resolutions, including 1080p, and offered CD-quality stereo audio with features like acoustic echo canceling and automatic noise reduction.