Sharp announces Aquos Board, a multi-touch screen 80 inches
Sharp has presented at CES 2012 your new televisions, among which the Aquos Board monitor stands out 80 inches with touch recognition of fingers and stylus, that can be used in meeting rooms, for advertising, and in places where it is important to display a lot of information with excellent resolution. This display was developed in partnership with Microsoft to ensure compatibility with Windows 7.
Sharp seeks to offer a new alternative educational tool in classrooms. At CES in Las Vegas it unveiled its Aquos Board, a multi-touch screen 80 inches that is presented as a touch solution that provides more professional and educational tools for the teaching sector, designers or for company presentations.
The screen is of high quality resolution - it plays 1080p Full HD content- and offers the possibility of taking notes, with connectivity to a PC and control it through touch technology. The surface of your screen is capacitive, and in addition to fingers it also accepts the use of a stylus to operate the system.
This screen, that operates with Windows 7, It is considered by Sharp as the digital whiteboard of the 21st century.
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