Best way to transform your Plasma display into an interactive touch screen
The Hitachi Plasma Overlay PX DUO 50P is a unique way to have an interactive touch screen. It will be placed over the 50" Panasonic plasma display, and transform it into an interactive touch screen. You can control and navigate computer applications with your finger, stylus, or any object. It uses the Hitachi’s DUO infrared technology to create a fast and accurate touch response that allows two users to interact at the same time. The Hitachi PXDUO 50P is ideal for boardrooms, customer meeting rooms, training, distance learning and video conferences.
**Requires computer to operate. Panasonic Plasma Display is provided.
Control Options
You have a number of options to operate the board with. There is the supplied electric pen or you can use your fingers or the stylus pen. The choice is yours, and all these will work fine on the board.
Hand Scrolling
You can use your hands for file management. If you have an image directory open, you can scroll through the images with one hand, and enlarge the image you like with the other hand.
StarBoard Software
The StarBoard Software allows multi-touch interaction between the whiteboard and computer applications. The surface itself is not an active component and therefore needs the software to interact. StarBoard is user friendly and has many great features.
Supplied Pen
An electronic pen is supplied with the PX Duo 50. You can use this pen to control the functions of the board. It has three side buttons and you can assign mouse events as desired.
Customizable Buttons
The whiteboard comes with 16 Function buttons on both the sides. These buttons have the functions you need, and out of these 14 can be customized by you for quicker functionality.
Field Repairable
The detachable digitizer is repairable, and if the board malfunctions, just send the digitizer to repair.
TomIt is a unique idea. Need getting used to in the beginning, but it is brilliant in its performance.
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Interactive plasma display is a device that converts any monitor or TV screen into interactive board monitor. They are used classrooms and business meetings. Interactive plasma displays advantage is that a shadow is not cast by the presenter and that these screens have a lifespan of around 30,000 hours. Hitachi specializes in manufacturing interactive plasma displays. The best and popular interactive plasma displays are PXDUO-50P, PXDUO-50P, PXDUO-65P and PXDUO-65P.
"Alex,
we will be starting school in a few weeks. I am looking forward to using the smart board. I am still searching for software for Orton Gillingham for the the smart board. Let me know if you have any contacts.Paula"
chuckndex
"This is used by a group of Business Analysts currently designing a new workflow solution for our firm (major project). Since we use process maps as our basic work tool, this board was exactly what was needed to create and maintain our maps from design sessions. We determined that 80% of the normal whiteboard work had to be repeated a some later date. Now we simply pull up the clearly dated map copy for comparative work purposes, I calculated that it would take only 35 saved hours for the board to pay for itself. After a week of heavy use, it looks as though we will save around 12 hours per week by circulating copied maps. This will improve communication (same map and notes for all), improve meeting attention (no note taking), and reduce backfill reviews. Now the only problem we have is that other areas of our IT Department want to use it.
Chuck Haag
Vice President
Process Development Unit
national Default Exchange"