Former Huawei subsidiary Honor is primarily known for its phones and wearables, but is now planning to ride the wave of smart ...

The era of the interactive whiteboard (IWB) in the classroom may be coming to a close. Districts are discovering that they can avoid the inflexibility and relatively high cost of IWBs by choosing ...

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Global Interactive Projector Market is expected to reach USD 4.56 billion by 2025. Interactive projector is an enhanced technological tool that allows the user to participate with the projected ...

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InFocus Corporation, a digital display technology leader and visual collaboration champion, today unveiled its second-generation interactive projectors, the IN3914 and IN3916. The advanced InFocus ...

Chief's new projector mounts integrate eBeam technology from Luidia. Chief has started shipping seven projector mounts that endow standard projectors with functionality similar to that of an ...

Light Blue Optics (LBO) just announced its first product – Light Touch™ – an interactive projector that turns any flat surface into a 10″ touch screen. Light Touch™ not only frees multimedia content ...

Interactive whiteboards (or smartboards as they are often called after SMART Technologies, the company with the largest market share among whiteboard manufacturers) have become the holy grail of ...

Epson is enhancing its interactive projection devices--including the BrightLink 450Wi interactive projector and BrightLink Solo interactive module--with the addition of TeamBoard Draw, a software ...

The traditional role of a projector in the classroom seems to be beaming a PowerPoint slide onto the whiteboard up front, giving students something else to stare at besides the instructor's face.