Zoom Meetings — A collaborative cloud-based video and web conferencing product.[34] H.323/SIP Connector - Allows users to connect their H.323/SIP room systems to the cloud to communicate with desktop, tablet and mobile devices running Zoom software.[35][1] Zoom Meeting Connector — An extension of cloud infrastructure that allows for video, voice, and content sharing hosted on a customer’s on-site private cloud.[2] Zoom Rooms — A low-cost telepresence interface running on Apple products such as the Mac Mini and iPad.[36] As of March 2016, Zoom Rooms have incorporated the capability to run on PC hardware, touch screen compatibility, and support for three-screen setups.[37] Zoom Video Webinar — A version of Zoom Video Conferencing that allows up to 100 people to actively participate in a webinar with an audience of up to 10,000 passive participants.[34] Zoom for Telehealth — A video conferencing product specifically catering to healthcare providers for HIPAA compliance, providing doctors with virtual access to their patients and specialists, and integrating with healthcare-specific applications.