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mimio Board by mimio

02/01/08

mimio Board by mimio

MIMIO has released four new models of mimio Board, including mimio Board HD 110, the world’s largest fully integrated, single-surfaceinteractive whiteboard. The display sizes range from 78 inches to 110inches. Two of the models are sized for optimum 4:3 aspect ratiodisplay, and two are high-definition-optimized models sized for theemerging wide 16:10 aspect ratio. The new line features robust, porcelain-coated steel board surfaces and delivers both wireless and USBcableconnection options. Also included is mimio Studio software, toolsenabling users to create and assemble interactive content in aneditable notebook. For educators, mimio Studio installs interactive contentto support elementary- and primary-level reading, writing, math,science, and social studies. Price: Under the “mimio Grant” academicpricing program, ranges from $999 to $1,999.

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