Hitachi Debuts iP J-AW250N Projector
With a choice of inputs and outputs, network Ethernet connections, and its ability to work with a variety of file formats, Hitachi's iP J-AW250N can be used in video and whiteboard systems.
This new interactive option saves both money and space, but with the benefits of a traditional whiteboard.
By Robert Archer

November 27, 2011

Whiteboards provide an effective means of communicating information in a variety of commercial situations.

Hitachi’s new iP J-AW250N interactive projector is said to provide all the benefits of a traditional whiteboard without the added expense of adding accessories into the installation.

The iP J-AW250N utilizes IR technologies to turn a flat surface into an interactive whiteboard. According to the company, the iP J-AW250N provides reliable performance through the use of ultrasonic technologies. The projector incorporates HDMI, S-video, composite video, RGB inputs and outputs, stereo mini-jack RCA, and microphone inputs and outputs. In addition, the projector is said to have an easy-to-use menu system, and works with PowerPoint, Word, PDF, JPEG and other various file formats.

Hitachi says the projector is at home in any environment that requires interactive A/V whiteboard technologies.

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About the author
Robert Archer has been covering the electronics industry for more than a decade, and before his work with EH Publishing, he worked at several local Boston newspapers.


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