Sony Video Conferencing Discontinued

PEQ-C130

Name: Sony PEQ-C130 Vision Exchange Wireless Active Learning System
Brand: Sony
SKU: sony-peq-c130
Availability: Discontinued

Sony PEQ-C130 Vision Exchange Wireless Active Learning System

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Overview

The Sony PEQ-C130 Vision Exchange is a discontinued wireless presentation and active learning system for university and corporate rooms. Students and teams share content from their own laptops, tablets and smartphones onto one main screen, with up to four HDMI sources connected. Skype for Business and Zoom are natively integrated. Sony has discontinued this model, so request a quote for a current equivalent or compatible replacement.

What the PEQ-C130 Vision Exchange is

The Sony PEQ-C130 is the main unit of the Vision Exchange platform, built for groups that learn and work together rather than following a single presenter. Each participant connects from a personal laptop, tablet or smartphone, and the room's main screen becomes a shared workspace where teams show, mark up and compare their material. Sony has discontinued this model, so it is most relevant to organisations that already run it, buyers comparing collaborative presentation systems, and anyone looking for a replacement.

Workgroup collaboration features

Device mirroring for groups: students share content from their own devices with other groups or the main screen using drag-and-drop gestures under the lecturer's control, with the active learning licence.
Annotation and whiteboard: presenters draw over the displayed image and open a whiteboard with digital tags to highlight key points.
Snapshots: any image on the main view can be saved and downloaded to connected devices or to a USB memory stick inserted in the unit.
Personal note taking: students capture what appears on the main screen, annotate it and store the image with their notes on their own devices.
Remote participants: Skype for Business and Zoom are natively integrated, so people in other locations can join the discussion and share content with a workgroup.

Connections, control and power

The main unit accepts four HDMI video inputs and provides one HDMI output and one DisplayPort output. Audio uses a microphone mini-jack input, a line input and a line output. Two 1000BASE-T network ports, two USB 2.0 ports at the front and four USB 3.0 ports at the rear support the wider room setup. Presenters can control the system from a touch panel, a wired or wireless mouse, or a web browser, where Chrome or Safari is required. The on-screen display is available in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, German, French and Spanish. The unit runs on DC 19.5 V from an AC adapter rated for 100 to 240 V at 50/60 Hz.

Where it fits in Qatar

A college lecture room in Education City or Doha, where a lecturer sets small group tasks and students send their results to the main screen from their own devices.
A project team's meeting room in West Bay or Lusail, where staff review drafts in the room and bring in colleagues abroad over Zoom or Skype for Business.
A training centre in Al Rayyan or Msheireb running workshops, where participants save snapshots and notes to take away.

Planning before you request a quote

Active learning and streaming output are optional licences, so confirm which ones you need. Each table display used with active learning requires a Mini PC running Sony Pod PC software. HDCP-protected content cannot be shared to workgroup screens or streamed out. The unit measures 370 x 56 x 245 mm and weighs approximately 3.4 kg, so plan its position and the cable route to the room's displays. Our source data does not give an operating temperature range, so confirm the room conditions with the SmartRooms Qatar team before installation. SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys, delivery to all eight municipalities of Qatar and professional installation. Because this model is discontinued, request a quote for a current equivalent or compatible replacement, and send your room layout, number of workgroups and licence requirements with the request.

Highlights

Wireless sharing from laptops, tablets and smartphones
Four HDMI video inputs with HDMI and DisplayPort outputs
Native Skype for Business and Zoom integration
Optional active learning and streaming output licences
Snapshots and personal notes saved to connected devices
Discontinued by Sony; quotes available for current equivalents

Room fit

Tell us the room size and platform (Teams, Zoom or BYOD) and we confirm the right combination with your quotation.

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

10 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

General Specification3

Dimensions(W x H x D): 370 x 56 x 245 mm 14 5/8 x 2 1/4 x 9 3/4 inches
Mass: Approx. 3.4 kg (7.5 lb)
Power: DC 19.5 V (AC Adapter : AC 100 V to 240 V, 50/60 Hz)

OSD lanuguage1

OSD lanuguage: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, German, French, Spanish

Interface6

Video Input: HDMI x 4
Video Output: HDMI x 1, DisplayPort x 1
Audio Input: Microphone Input Mini-jack x 1 Line Input Mini-jack x 1
Audio Output: Line Output Mini-jack x 1
Network Port: 1000BASE-T x 2
USB Port: USB 2.0 x 2 (Front) USB 3.0 x 4 (Rear)

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Questions about PEQ-C130

What is the Sony PEQ-C130 Vision Exchange used for?

It is a wireless presentation and active learning system for groups. Students and team members connect from their own laptops, tablets or smartphones, and the main screen shows what each group prepares. It suits universities, colleges of higher education and corporate conference rooms where small teams brainstorm together. Because Sony has discontinued the model, compare current collaborative presentation systems before committing to a replacement.

Is the PEQ-C130 still available from Sony?

No. Sony has discontinued the PEQ-C130, so new units may not be available from the manufacturer. SmartRooms Qatar can quote a current equivalent or a compatible replacement for your room. If you already own a unit, send us your current setup, including the number of HDMI sources and whether you use the optional licences, so we can confirm what a replacement must support.

Can students in a Doha college use their own devices with it?

Yes. Students in small groups connect wirelessly with their own laptops, tablets or smartphones and share content with group members, lecturers and other workgroups. If the lecturer controls the system through a web browser, Chrome or Safari is required. For a lecture room in Doha or Education City, plan for each group to send work to the main screen under the lecturer's control, which is the core use of this platform.

How many HDMI sources can connect to the main unit?

The main unit has four HDMI video inputs. It also has one HDMI output, one DisplayPort output, a microphone mini-jack input and a line input. Presenters can add material from mirrored devices alongside those HDMI sources. If your room has more than four fixed sources, such as a lectern PC, a document camera and a visualiser, list them at the site survey stage so the input plan is checked before you request a quote.

Does it work with Zoom and Skype for Business?

Yes. Skype for Business and Zoom are natively integrated with Vision Exchange, so participants in other locations can join and share content with a workgroup. The manufacturer notes that network services, operating system and software may be subject to separate terms and may change, so confirm the current version of each application with us before ordering. Two 1000BASE-T network ports support wired network connections.

What do the optional licences add?

Two optional licences extend the system. The active learning licence lets students mirror devices and share with other groups or the main screen through drag-and-drop gestures, and lets faculty monitor table activity and annotate presentations. Each table display also needs a Mini PC running Sony Pod PC software. The streaming output licence streams the main view to a central server for lecture capture, recording or live distribution. Confirm which licences you need when you request a quote.

Would it suit a university lecture hall in Education City?

It suits a seminar-style lecture room where a lecturer runs group tasks. In a room at Education City, students in small workgroups can share results from their own devices, mark them up on the main screen and save snapshots. The streaming output licence can send the main view to a central server for lecture capture, but HDCP-protected content cannot be streamed. For a larger lecture hall, confirm display sizes and room layout during a free site survey.

How could a corporate project team in West Bay use it?

A project team in West Bay can use the main screen to review drafts with colleagues in the room, then bring in people in Lusail or abroad through Zoom or Skype for Business. Participants can save snapshots of the main view and download them to their devices for follow-up. At 370 x 56 x 245 mm, the unit is compact enough for a meeting-room credenza or cabinet, subject to cable routing to the displays.

Can a school in Al Rayyan use it for group projects?

Yes, if the school runs group projects in classrooms with a connected main screen. Pupils in small groups can share work from their own tablets or laptops, annotate it, and save a snapshot or personal notes on their devices. Plan which classroom sources will connect to the four HDMI inputs before ordering. Schools equipping several rooms can request a quote and issue a purchase order (LPO) for the full set.

Does the power supply suit Qatar's 240 V mains?

The unit runs on DC 19.5 V from an AC adapter rated for 100 to 240 V at 50/60 Hz. That input range includes Qatar's 240 V, 50 Hz supply. Confirm that the adapter's plug suits the BS 1363 (Type G) socket in your room before installation, and plan the cable route during the site survey. The data we hold does not list any other power requirements.

What should a training centre in Lusail check on size and placement?

The main unit measures 370 x 56 x 245 mm and weighs approximately 3.4 kg. Check the space on the lectern or in the equipment cabinet, the route for HDMI and network cabling to the room's displays, and where USB memory sticks will be used for snapshots. There are two USB 2.0 ports at the front and four USB 3.0 ports at the rear. A free site survey from SmartRooms Qatar helps confirm these details before installation.

Can a government training centre in Msheireb order this through an LPO or tender?

Yes. SmartRooms Qatar supports government tenders, including Monaqasat, and accepts purchase orders (LPOs). Payment can be made by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Because the PEQ-C130 is discontinued, a tender should describe the functions required, such as workgroup sharing, HDMI inputs and optional licences, rather than only this model number, so the quotation can offer a current equivalent.