As we head back to the office or classroom the need for a collaboration centre point has returned and old-school chalk or whiteboards just won’t cut it anymore.
Hisense’s range of Interactive Digital Boards are the perfect choice to transform where you work or learn by offering an experience that’s unlike any other, so today’s let’s look at some of the reasons why that is.
The speed you expect (and need)
The first generation of blackboard and whiteboard replacements gave people the wrong impression with sluggish performance, unintuitive software and a general lack of polish.
Interactive Digital Boards are modern machines with hardware that keeps up with you, featuring up to an eight core CPU for better speeds and responsiveness. This is backed up by up to 3GB of RAM and up to 32GB of storage.
Gone are the days where each company made their own software that took ages of training to master as these displays are built on Android. This means a familiar interface for Android users, support for Android apps and the maturity of an operating system that has been around for more than a decade.
All these years of improvement mean that even Android newbies will quickly become acclimatised, so that means less downtime on the new hardware.
A huge working area
Hisense Interactive Digital Boards come in three large sizes to fit your budget, feature needs and space: 65 inches, 75 inches and 86 inches.
Even the smallest option here presents a sizeable working area for everything you could want. Enjoy the expanded area here to make bigger slides, more detailed graphs and high-resolution imagery.
Speaking of resolution users can look forward to 3840 X 2160, a massive step up in clarity and pixel density compared to the standard HD resolution of 1920 X 1080. Sometimes every presentation benefits from some video and your audience, or classroom, will love seeing instructional videos, conferences or even the odd movie in such high resolution.
All the bells and whistles
Hisense has packed each and every Interactive Digital Board with features to make the experience as rich as possible and a clear upgrade even if you have a decent sized TV or PC monitor around.
The first is, of course, touch. Not just the touch screen support here, which we will get to in a second, but the work that Hisense has put into the simple act of interacting with the boards. Edge optimisation, a high contract ratio of 1200:1 and special anti-glare glass combines to mimic the feeling and ease of writing on paper.
Get the whole boardroom or classroom up in front to participate because these displays support up to 20 simultaneous touches so that many people can experience the fun at once.
This multi-user support is also backed up by other features such as four-way Split Screen, two-way mirroring and two-way touch. Hisense understands that both the work and education is a collaborative effort which is why Interactive Digital Boards are packed with these collaborative features and more.
