InfoComm 09 is a Success for QOMO
Monday, June 22, 2009 1:29:11 PM
QOMO HiteVision Shines at InfoComm 2009- New Products Receive Applause & Excitement
Wixom, MI June 22, 2009--- QOMO HiteVision debuted several new products in their Classroom Integration booth at this year’s InfoComm 2009 in Orlando, FL. Their booth was buzzing with activity as show goers checked out QOMO’s interactive whiteboards, tablets, document cameras, classroom response systems, and digital signage software.
The economy was no match for QOMO as they showcased several new products that drew praise and interest throughout the show. First on the docket was their newest document camera, the QD8000. Boasting an ultra thin base and built-in LCD viewing screen, show attendees kept a steady stream of visits to the document camera presentation zone. Competitors ogled the sleek design and high quality image produced by QOMO’s newest addition to their famous line.
The new QRF900 classroom response system almost fooled visitors with its cell phone-like appearance. With a full color, backlit LCD screen, assessment in classrooms and boardrooms has never been easier. Newly designed software offers enhanced reporting features and a robust gradebook system. QOMO is pleased to offer the next generation of response systems.
In the whiteboard zone, QOMO’s wireless whiteboard solution was featured on their new mobile stand system. With a built in mount for a super short throw projector, spring loaded board mobility, and its sturdy laptop shelf- creating a flexible interactivity station offers end users more options than ever before. Numerous software options were displayed to give focus to QOMO’s partnership with RM Easiteach, Tool Factory, Math Buddy, and Starrmatica. Now, customized content and curricula is at your fingertips.
The last showcased item that drew the most attention was QOMO’s interactive framing system. Set on a rear-projection glass screen, QOMO’s infrared interactive frame let’s any surface become interactive in a matter of seconds. Place their frame over a plain wall, or even a table and that surface becomes interactive with whatever software program you desire.
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