The MondoPad is based on Windows 7 Pro, and comes with several touch apps built-in, including a whiteboard, video conferencing tools and a document viewer. Additional Windows apps can be added to the device by administrators. Video conferencing is powered by Vidtel, a cloud video conferencing service provider; the Mondopad has a built-in front-facing camera and sound-bar and can handle simultaneous 720p video calls with up to 12 people. MondoPad users don’t need to invest in any additional videoconferencing hardware, as the Vidtel service can connect to SIP and H.323 standards-based endpoints and a variety of proprietary videoconferencing platforms, including consumer apps like Google Chat and enterprise telepresence systems from Polycom and Cisco.