InterWrite SchoolBoard by GTCO CalComp

  • 12/01/06

InterWrite SchoolBoard by GTCO CalComp

InterWrite SchoolBoard by GTCO CalComp

GTCO CALCOMP has released two new wide-format interactive
whiteboards, InterWrite SchoolBoard 1071 and 1085, both with a 16:9
aspect ratio for the high-tech classroom. These new units incorporate
precision electromagnetic technology while having retained the features
of previous InterWrite SchoolBoard models. Both also include the intuitive
and teacher-friendly InterWrite Software, durable interactive surfaces,
and an optional wireless Bluetooth connection. Price: 1071,
$1,995; 1085, $2,135.

 

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