Product description
The ScreenBeam 960 enterprise-grade wireless display receiver gives presenters and educators mobility to present from anywhere in the room, and even interact with content on a device screen from a front-of-room touchscreen via touchback. Designed for large businesses and campuses which need wireless display connectivity to increase real-time interaction, collaboration and productivity in meeting spaces and classrooms. It also supports the rich capabilities of Windows Ink native in Windows programs. ScreenBeam 960 comes complete with ScreenBeam Central Management System (CMS) software to support the remote management of ScreenBeam devices at scale, providing enterprise-class security and manageability that IT departments need.
Product features
- ModernMeetings
Business professionals boost productivity and collaboration in meetings and conference rooms with the ScreenBeam 960. Users won't have to scramble to find the right cable or shuffling seats to sit near the projector. With ScreenBeam 960, modern devices connect to the display with ease and users may present from anywhere in the room. - MobileHealthcare
With ScreenBeam 960, medical practitioners enhance communication with patients for better patient outcomes. Take advantage of modern practices to utilize tablets and mobile devices to share charts, treatments, X-rays and lab results on the big screen. Educate patients or confer with other medical practitioners in the clinic or at the patient bedside. - UntetheredTeachers
Teachers are now free to move around the classroom, creating an interactive and collaborative learning environment. The ScreenBeam 960 is ideal for large school districts and university campuses that are dedicated to transforming the classroom footprint into focused learning spaces to encourage collaboration, creativity and innovation. - RemoteManagement
Easily manage ScreenBeam receivers distributed throughout multiple conference rooms, classrooms, buildings, and locations. With ScreenBeam Central Management System (CMS), IT can remotely access ScreenBeam receivers that are located within the network to configure and group receivers by location, push firmware updates and change group policies.
