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Mobilepresenter BT II by Numonics

  • 09/01/07

Mobilepresenter BT II by Numonics

Mobilepresenter BT II
by Numonics

NUMONICS, the company that introduced thefirst pen-centric interactive whiteboard in 1994,has just released the Mobilepresenter BT II Bluetoothtablet PC. This new tool makes it possible for ateacher to communicate with a PC by remote control.The computer simply needs to be connected through aUSB port to Mobilepresenter BT II’s wireless Bluetoothinterface. Softkeys on the tablet call up applications andother controls, while the pen substitutes for a mouse. The latestrelease is compatible with Microsoft Vista and is bundledwith RM Easiteach software with content forscience, math, language arts, and geography. Price:$425.

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