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Write on Paper, Save Ideas on PC

09/01/96

For those presenters who still feel more comfortable writing on paper, the Interactive FlipChart lets them do just that and simultaneously record the information on a Windows PC. It suits brainstorming, group collaboration, distance learning and more. The product comprises a flip chart with standard 27" x 34" easel paper, electronic marker pen and all necessary cables. Users can press a key to change colors on the fly, or later refine notes at their desktop PC. The Interactive FlipChart was voted Best of Show at the Interactive '96 exposition in Atlanta. Numonics, Montgomeryville, PA, (215) 362-2766, [email protected].

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