SMART Technologies Whiteboards

  • 01/01/03

SMART Technologies has released a wireless option for its entire family of interactive whiteboards: the SMART Board, Rear Projection SMART Board and SMART Board for Plasma Displays. The complete wireless package includes two paired wireless radios with power supplies, which utilize Wi-Fi technology to make data transfer quick with no noticeable delay. The SMART Board interactive whiteboard has the capability to turn your computer and projector into a tool for teaching, collaborating and presenting by projecting a computer image onto the board so users can press on its touch-sensitive surface to access and control any application. With a pen from the SMART Pen Tray, users can work at the board to take notes and highlight information. The SMART Board interactive whiteboard helps save time and increase interactivity. Prices for the wireless option start at $399. SMART Technologies Inc., (888) 42-SMART, www.smarttech.com.

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