Classroom Furniture - Nova Inc. -- THE Journal

Classroom Furniture - Nova Inc.

09/01/03

Nova's 80/85 Series computer workstations are a flexible, all-around solution for learning environments and administrative offices. With the computer, monitor, overhead projector and other equipment contained below the surface, teachers are provided with a free area for notes and papers, as well as an unobstructed view of the class. Nova also uses patented technology to offer a recessed monitor placement that produces a natural viewing angle proven to be ergonomically beneficial. To get into the tucked-away equipment, the workstation is equipped with hinged doors on the front that provide access to the CPU storage compartment, which is easily removable, facilitating equipment change and easy wiring. In addition, it offers the option of the removable Total Access modesty panel on the approach side of the workstation, which allows complete access to the computer cabling, CPU and monitor without compromising the stability of the desk. Nova Inc., (800) 730-NOVA, www.novasolutionsinc.com.

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