In order to provide a more immersive classroom environment, Dell launched 70-
On Monday, the inch touch screen interactive display can find its application in the classroom and in the office board room. The $4,995 (roughly Rs. 3,40,000)full-
HD display was launched by the company at the 2016 conference and expo of the International Association of Educational Technology in Denver, Colorado.
Dell C7017T interactive conference room display support 10-point multi-
Touch the hand and come with two attached styles. The 70-
Inch touch screen display is also equipped with defenseglare and anti-
Dell said in a statement that the lid glass was coated and that components with clear text and images were monitored.
In addition to the regular plug-and-play options, the display comes with VGA ports, Ethernet ports, and optional Wi-Fi connection.
Now available on Dell. com.
Dell has launched two ultra-short projection projectors at a slightly cheaper price --
Dell S560T and Dell s50p-
Project images and videos onto walls or screens up to 100 inchHD resolution.
Both projectors provide interactivity, the former provides 10-
Touch interactivity and support for the stylus, while the stylus uses the active stylus (IR Pens).
Both projectors will be launched in July 12, but the price has not yet been detailed.
Companies like Samsung, Sharp and Elo already have 70-
Only a few inches or more of their portfolio.
As the demand for large interactive displays increases, it will be interesting to see which company can conquer the space, whether schools and businesses will buy expensive monitors, or insist on using relatively cheap projectors.
The company also launched Chrome-
Dell classroom-based software solutions designed to improve collaboration between teachers and students.
It enables students to actually raise their hands and answer the teacher's questions through personal texts, thus encouraging the participation of hesitant students and students with special needs.
"When students speak, share ideas, work together and learn the way they want to learn, the educational environment will be more interesting," said Bert Parker, vice president of software and peripherals at Dell, he was quoted in the statement.