Showing posts with label Sharp PNL601B. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sharp PNL601B. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Hey, SMART Technologies, Sharp's Gunning For You

Grant's Perspective on ... rAVe Publications review of the Sharp 70" touchscreen monitor.

I read the review of the new Sharp PN-L702B 70" touchscreen titled Hey, SMART Technologies, Sharp's is Gunning For You.

rAVe's main point was "... the big story here is the price, $7,750 - that's less than half of what SMART charges the same sized display."* Cost is always very important, but I think another important point to consider is how many executives will actually use the technology. Large touchscreen monitors are much more intuitive than an electronic whiteboard. 

User-friendly systems will be adopted quickly. Everyone is busy, so it is much easier to get people to use a new tool if they are already relatively comfortable with the technology. As we represent Sharp products in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba I have seen clients reactions first-hand when they try the Sharp touchscreens.

Cost-effective and user-friendly makes a great combination. 

* Please note that rAVe is an American publication so the price quoted are in US dollars.

Grant

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Sharp 60" Touchscreen Demonstration At Inland AV

Grant's Perspective on ... 60" touchscreen demonstrations at Inland AV.

Andrew, Inland AV Winnipeg, was demonstrating the Sharp PN-L602B this week. He was really excited to be demonstrating the 60" touchscreen so I asked him why he was so pumped. Andrew had an immediate 5 point answer:
  1. Cost of Ownership - Commercial monitors are rated at 100,000+ hours of use and the average projector is 3,000 hours of lamp use.
  2. True HD - The monitor resolution is 1920 x 1080 perfect for today's high resolution laptops.
  3. No Compromising - From PowerPoint to CAD, everything looks as it was designed.
  4. HD Videoconference Monitor - True 1080p videoconference monitor for now or ready for future upgrades.
  5. Aesthetically Pleasing -  A clean look with the monitor mounted on the boardroom or classroom wall.

Andrew demonstrates the 60" touchscreen

 With the recent announcement of the Sharp 70" touchscreen, monitors can work in even larger spaces.

Grant