The Samsung Interactive Display was unveiled at British Education and Training Technology (Bett) 2023 as an enhanced piece of equipment for the school and classroom to prioritize advanced capabilities.
The display will come in three sizes including 65-inches, 75-inches and 86-inches, which are each characterized by their slim construction and user-friendly form. The touchscreen will deliver a natural writing experience, while 20 point multi-touch drawing and a dual-sided pen will further enhance the user experience. The unit will work with the Device Management Solution (DMS) for WAC to further enhance capabilities for administrators in the classroom.
The Samsung Interactive Display will also support Windows devices being connected to incorporate a PC experience into the mix, which is great for multi-platform experiences.
Classroom-Ready Touchscreen Displays
The Samsung Interactive Display Will Come in Three Sizes
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Displays in Education - Opportunities for technology companies to expand their market share in the education sector by providing hands-on interactive learning experiences.
2. Multi-touch Drawing Displays - Potential for innovative software development to enable more complex multi-touch drawing experiences for users of interactive displays.
3. Device Management Solutions for Interactive Displays - Scope for businesses to develop comprehensive device management solutions for interactive displays that cater to the needs of administrators in classrooms and beyond.
Industry Implications
1. Education Technology - The education sector continues to provide a growing market for companies offering innovative technology solutions designed for classroom use.
2. Software Development - Businesses with software development capabilities can capitalize on the emerging trend of interactive displays in education to provide customized solutions for customers.
3. Information Technology Services - Opportunities for IT service providers to offer specialized support services designed to cater to unique requirements for interactive display technology in the classroom and beyond.