Item number: 270198584951 <http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270198584951> A Google returns this 1993 article in which the product is mentioned: Just before Christmas, BT launched its VC7000 conference unit (made by Tandberg in Norway). This is a low-cost digital videophone, with a 25-centimetre colour cathode-ray tube screen which is switchable between 64 and 128 kbit/s working. It costs ?7500. BT puts the cost of an hour's video call at 128 kbit/s to the US at ?168, but Mercury promises to undercut this by nearly ?40. Call cost can be halved by switching the phone to work at 64 kbit/s, but most serious users prefer to pay more to get the better pictures and clearer sound available from 128 kbit/s working. The British telecommunications giant GPT is also selling 64-128 kbit/s systems, with screens measuring up to 70 centimetres, for around ?40 000.