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I should note that as a 'projector guy,' on the home theater side I'm always picking on those 'tiny LCD TVs' as I like to call them: 'Sure, a 37' LCD TV is a perfect size for the powder room.' Or you just got a 55' - great in the kitchen.' or 'Real movie and sports viewing starts at 100 inches diagonal!!!' So it shouldn't surprise you that I got real interested when reading a technical paper about about how we really need bigger displays in business and educational settings. I write about and review business and education projectors (home theater ones too). So naturally, talking about bigger displays gets me pumped up. Now, before we get started, I'm a projector guy. Many of the displays we are using today, are just too small to meet the needs of people collaborating in conference rooms, open spaces, classrooms and 'tech-forward' hubs. The short answer in that white paper is: No! There is definitely an issue with the size of displays being used in many/most situations.Ī major issue that the paper addressed, the one I'm taking up here - is that in many, if not most cases: I recently read a white paper titled Display Size Matters (more on that later), discussing whether the displays we use for collaboration, presentation, teaching and conferencing are allowing us to achieve maximum productivity. Therefore, today we tackle what I'll call Rules of the Road: 4/6/8 vs Equivalent Visibility:ĭetermining how big a display is needed in a conference room, classroom or huddle space

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But - there are things to be done in order to take full advantage. Technology has given us new tools, allowed us greater freedom and the ability to communicate even more effectively. In 1998 I published an article on the web titled 'The Art of Communicating Effectively' on my old Powerpointers website. It has been said that companies, and schools have not adapted to this changing world. Formal presenting is still as popular as ever, but today's technologies allow sophisticated collaboration, as well as other methods of communicating such as video conferencing.

Before projectors and monitors there were overheads and 35mm slides. If you want to learn more about how different products compare, such as the Barco Clickshare, or Mersive Solstice, you can access our comparison page section here.Traditional presenting was typically one person presenting to many.

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If you are an IT manager, you can also download a handy e-book that enables you to evaluate the different types of wireless screen mirroring systems to see which might be right for your organization. There are other commercial grade products available that will also split the screen but many require special networking setup, proprietary apps, or annual subscription fees. While a split-screen wireless screen mirroring system is more expensive than consumer-based products such as Chromecast, you can add an InstaShow S system to your meeting room for under $1500. Since there are no special apps needed – the system can be used by anyone in the room without any special training. With a commercial-grade wireless presentation system like the InstaShow S WDC-20, you can add wireless a wireless split-screen system in less than 20 minutes to any projector or flat panel display. In the past, installing a split-screen system in a meeting room required special video processors, programming, and lots of extra cables to be installed and hidden under a table (insert link to cable cost article).

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