Although both the Zoom application and standard endpoints use the Internet to connect to video calls, the protocols they use to do so are different. The 'standard' terminals are designed with H.323 and SIP protocols and connect to other hardware designed with these same protocols by dialling their IP or SIP address. Zoom's software application, on the other hand, uses the same protocols as devices such as computers (laptops or not) and smartphones to communicate with each other digitally. However, there are 'standard' terminals that run the Zoom Rooms application natively. One example is Poly's products (from the G7500 range) which have been designed specifically for video conferencing and collaboration.