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Wharton Lectern

09/01/05

Taking its KI's state-of-the-art lectern arrives name fromthe business schoolthat helped develop it,the state-of-the-artWharton Lectern fromKI (www.ki.com) offersthe latest in comfort andingenuity with electronicallyadjustable height(from 37 inches to 47inches), a flexible gooseneck microphone, and a halogen note light.The lectern’s other features include an expanding, frosted Plexiglastop that slides open to reveal a control monitor or laptop; a pull-outkeyboard tray with mouse pad; additional power outlets; and a6-foot storable, grounded plug. Pricing starts around $8,200.

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