InFocus adds a 55 model" to the Mondopad collaborative line

The new Mondopad screen 55 inches INF5522AG offers a resolution of 1080p, native HD video calling, interactive whiteboard and the intuitive Total Touch Control interface.

InFocus has completed its Mondopad collaboration touchscreen family with a model of 55 inches. The INF5522AG is an all-in-one solution that supports HD video conferencing, interactive whiteboard, web browsing, data exchange, presentation, document annotation and wireless transmission.

The Mondopad INF5522AG incorporates the intuitive Total Touch Control management interface, one that eliminates the need for a remote control or buttons. Users can tap on-screen icons to switch between sources, access the home screen or all applications and functions.

This display features an anti-glare touch screen of 55 inches and 1080p resolution. It is easy to use with end-to-end multi-touch that supports gestures. 10 points. The Mondopad INF5522AG is powered by an Intel Core i7 processor with solid state drive 256 GB. Includes Windows 10, a full version of Microsoft Office and has built-in Android apps 5.0 como Quick Whiteboard, Quick Casting and Quick File Viewer for quick access to the most commonly used tools.

Like all Mondopads, The INF5522AG ships with a built-in camera with microphone array, remote control, pointer, wireless mouse and keyboard, as well as front connections for HDMI and USB inputs. Wireless streaming allows you to share content on the screen from any Apple device, Windows, Android o Chrome.

“Mondopad was the first all-in-one touch-enabled collaboration system, and we continue to innovate based on customer feedback and our years of experience. It is a very useful solution for schools, companies and Administration. The addition of Total Touch Control and Android apps make the new model of 55 inches is suitable for a wide variety of installations, presentations in a conference room, video calls in an executive office, collaborative teamwork in small spaces or immersive learning in the classroom”, explains Brady O. Bruce, CMO de InFocus.