Panasonic LFB70: LED touch screens for collaboration and interactivity in classrooms
The models of 50 y 65 inches come to complete the series of Panasonic LFB70 interactive displays that already included a team of 80 inches. Displays that incorporate interactive whiteboard functionalities and are ideal for use both in the educational environment and in videoconferencing applications..
With the aim of enhancing collaboration and interactivity, Panasonic has expanded its range of multi-touch LED screens with a model of 65 inches (TH-65LFB70) and another of 50 inches (TH-50LFB70), that come to join the already presented of 80 inches (TH-80LFB70) last February at ISE 2014. A line that has been designed with the corporate and educational market in mind.
The LFB70 series of professional Full HD displays incorporate intuitive touch screen technology and fully interactive whiteboard functionality to encourage collaboration and interactivity. Its operation can be done either by touching the fingers or using a pencil., thanks to the six touch detection points that it incorporates.
Integrated whiteboard software lets you wake up the screen and start working right away, without needing to connect a PC. Up to four people can write at the same time, and it is possible to save the pages in external or internal memories and send them by email from the screen to a mobile device. With the Notes option it is possible to send video, audio, photos, documentos PDF y PowerPoint, and then save as a file to display in the office or classroom. That is possible since they are compatible with next-generation wireless technology Miracast for high-speed content transmission..
Also includes dual screen capability. Through a VGA cable it is possible to duplicate the information on a second display.
These devices also allow the possibility of being used in videoconferences.. With Full HD resolution and a wide viewing area, Participants in these collaborative environments can write detailed notes on shared documents and solve problems in real time, just as they would when working together if they were in the same room.
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