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SDP-6500DXA by Samsung

06/01/07

SDP-6500DXA by Samsung

SAMSUNG has introduced the SDP-6500DXA, a userfriendly document camera. It features an auto-focus, 36x zoom lens that allows users to display clear enlargements of print or 3-D objects, and its redesigned light arms leave more room for large display materials. The device’s built-in drawing function is handy for teachers who want to make annotations directly over an image. And with its new bypass switching function, the SDP-6500DXA will transfer any input from an external source connected to the camera—even if its power is turned off. Price: $4,750.

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