Optoma brings new Interactive Flat Panel Displays 5 Series

Optoma has announced its Creative Touch 5-Series Interactive Flat Panels (IFPs), available in 65", 75" and 86" sizes. The new 5-Series Interactive Flat Panels offer stunning 4K UHD resolution, multiple easy-to-use annotation tools and extensive connectivity features for enhanced learning, sharing and collaboration in classrooms, lecture halls, boardrooms and other professional environments.

Optoma Creative Touch 5-Series IFPs feature a bright, fingerprint resistant panel with an ultra-slim bezel, & anti-glare glass. It has an incredible 178-degree wide-viewing angle and cTUVus Eye Comfort Certification for Low Blue Light and Flicker Free operation, allowing audiences to comfortably view content from every seat in the room. These IFP’s offer up to 20-point multi-touch capabilities and lightning-fast response times, as well as a built-in whiteboard with a floating toolbar and annotation tools to work with any video input, the 5-Series IFPs bring collaborative thinking and idea-sharing to life.

Compatible with all major platforms, software and peripheral hardware, Optoma's 5-Series IFPs are the perfect cornerstones of hybrid or distance learning environments. With easy connectivity to popular USB webcams and Google ChromeBox, the Creative Touch 5-Series Interactive Flat Panels are easy to deploy, intuitive to use and an affordable solution to the modern challenges facing educators and schools.

Engineered for simplified collaboration, Optoma's 5-Series IFPs offer wireless content sharing with the TapCast app, and the integrated AirShare feature inspires audience engagement through immediate results analysis from quizzes, polls and surveys. The integrated Joan meeting widget and app simplifies meeting room scheduling to increase efficiency and time management, allowing users to sync with popular calendars such as iCal and Google to quickly find and book meeting rooms.

Optoma Creative Touch 5-Series Interactive Flat Panel features:

· Native 4K UHD panel with 4000:1 contrast in DC (Dynamic Contrast) mode

· Built-in Android system and compatible with popular operating systems, including Windows, Mac and Chrome

· Precise dual-tip and dual-color pens instantly trigger the Team Share app once removed from the penholder, producing a quick and seamless experience that mimics a real whiteboard for easy annotation

· Optoma's Team Share app strengthens collaboration and efficiency through features such as a floating whiteboard, quick-access toolbar and built-in templates

· Live screen recording across all inputs enable easy saving of meetings, lessons or notes for later viewing or sharing – without additional hardware

· TapCast app enables simultaneous image, document and screen sharing from up to four devices

Bhavesh Mehta, Director and Chief Operating Officer at Compuage Infocom Ltd., National Distributor for IFP business of Optoma comments, “Association with Optoma will help Compuage make its presence felt in one of the fastest growing display segment "Interactive Flat Panel". This association will help us in leveraging the existing channel network of System Integrators by offering additional products. We are very excited about this association since it will complete our exposure of the display segment.

Vijay Sharma, Country Head India, Optoma Corporation, says, “We are very optimistic about this association, leveraging the strengths of partners is key to growth for any brand. We are sure that this handshake will be mutually productive. This year as the corporate and education sectors are opening up, we are ready to cater our customers with our futuristic products. The newly launched Optoma’s Creative Touch 5 series of interactive flat panel displays offer the best technology to maximise the learning experience and performance. These IFPs have innovative tools for remote collaboration, distance learning, wireless content sharing and meeting room scheduling, as well as, superior 4K UHD picture quality and a new sleek design, offering a significant value to our customers.”