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Control 256 Computers From One Locations

11/01/96

With ScanView Enhanced, instructors can control up to 256 IBM-compatible, Sun, Macintosh or RS/6000 workstations from a single keyboard, monitor and mouse. The switchbox works in conjunction with ClassView, which lets one see any student's screen and share its contents with the rest of the class. Teachers also can broadcast their screen to any group of computers to demonstrate a specific concept. Rose Electronics, Houston, TX, (713) 933-7673.

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