Renaissance Learning showcased the NEO 2 mobile device, which includes a full-featured word processor, a keyboarding instruction program, writing lessons, and a classroom management tool. Instructors can assign, collect, edit, and disseminate student work. The device runs for up to 700 hours on three AA batteries.
RM Education displayed its VerTable, a height-adjustable project table that can be used horizontally, vertically, as a dry-erase board, or as a projection screen. When used with an eBeam projection kit from Luidia and an ultra short-throw projector, the VerTable becomes a fully collaborative surface. RM also introduced the RM Slate, a handheld tablet designed for K-12 students and educators. It uses Windows 7 and features a multi-touch screen, pen stylus, and handwriting recognition.
Samsung presented its projectors and display systems, including the LED EX Series digital displays, which use 30- to 50-percent less power than conventional CCFL displays. Samsung’s P410M pocket projector weighs about 2 pounds and is designed for travel. And the 650TS Interactive Whiteboard Solution features a 65-inch screen, optical touch technology, and lets users access content over a computer or network and add PowerPoint presentations, photos, videos, live webcam interviews, and online searches.
Spectrum Industries displayed its mLT30 Laptop Cart, also designed to hold up to 30 netbooks or iPads up to 12 inches in length. The car features power outlets, dual-bolt locking, and is efficiently vented for airflow cooling.
The Diversimount universal stationary mount solution from Track Technology Systems supports most major interactive whiteboard brands, including Hitachi, SMART, Promethean, and PolyVision. The system fastens atop and below existing chalk or dry-erase boards and features a five-position vertical adjustment.
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