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Active-Matrix Panel at Under $2,000 Eyes K-12

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Chisholm has introduced the world's first 10.4" active-matrix color LCD panel for under $2,000. Developed exclusively for K-12 institutions, the K-12 DataBook offers an optional built-in adapter for dual-channel audio and full-motion video. It also accommodates the firm's exclusive electronic chalkboard system, a remote pad and pen for writing on projected images. The K-12 DataBook projects up to 16.7 million colors, and automatically powers down when the overhead projector is turned off. Chisholm, Campbell, CA, (800) 888-4210.

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