You are in control of a powerful and productive multimedia environment. You can write digital notes on the display that your audience will be viewing projected on a large screen. The T-17SXL has the full functionality of an interactive whiteboard. You can maximize creativity of your students with the StarBoard T-17SXL, and make your presentation more interactive. The T-17SXL allows you to write digital notes on the display with the pen and deliver interactive presentations which the audience can view on a large screen when you have it connected to a projector. It is ergonomic, pen-driven, and has SXGA resolution. It works in conjunction with the Hitachi Software suite of presentation and collaboration tools. When you connect it to a computer, you can control the computer's applications. The Hitachi Interactive Panel T-17SXL is a compact 17-inch LCD that functions as an interactive whiteboard. A spotlight tool which hones in on a specific area of the display.Digital video annotation, and image capture.Running multiple applications and displaying of documents in a single session.

Object management functions to Undo, Redo, Cut, Copy, Paste objects.Three different pen types - Normal drawing pens, Intelli-pen for geometric object recognition that converts freehand geometric objects, such as circles and triangles, to smooth drafting quality geometric objects, and a Pointer Pen that creates temporary annotations.Customizable libraries of background images and clip art.Six different types of electronic inks including solid inks, transparent highlighter inks, 3D fancy inks, 2D two-tone inks, 3D shadowed inks and fill patterned inks.Software to allow conferencing among up to 50 StarBoard systems.We ended up using the 3M strips that are provided with e EZ as well as some small screws to make out instalation perminent, thus defeating the purpose of having a 'temporary' IWB. Also, the head unit that connects to the PC via the USB cable could also use some stronger magnets as it would slide on the board as time went on, simply from the weight of the USB cable.

And when I say bump, I am talking about something as light as a jacket sleve brushing against the platic frame. The slightest bump to amy part of the 'frame' that sticks to the board means you have to recalibrate the software. The problem with the EZ model is that everything sticks to the white board with magnets that are simply not strong enough. They much prefer the regular IWB's that are installed in various rooms in the school.

We have not used the EZ2, but we have one of the EZ models, and the few teachers that have used it hate it. I know that thread is old, but in case anybody searches for information in the future, I though I would add my view as well.

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