This is the newly released Polycom HDX8000 which is a lower cost version of the HDX9000 released earlier this year. It comes bundled with the motorized remote controllable HD "Eagle Eye" camera ($5K by itself), mix array, and remote shown in the photo. I did ask Polycom why they didn't add an HDMI interface which carries audio and video data. When Polycom showed a video coming from a Blu-Ray HD player over the HD Video conferencing link, it had to be inputted via analog component video because of HDCP copy protection restrictions because Polycom didn't implement HDCP. In fairness, I haven't seen any other vendor provide HDMI yet.
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