ViewSonic PJ-VTOUCH-10S Interactive Whiteboard Module?
The ViewSonic? PJ-VTOUCH-10S is an interactive whiteboard module compatible with select ViewSonic LightStream? short-throw projectors.* An easy-to-use interactive projection solution for educators, this USB-powered module easily attaches to projectors and screens. With advanced laser curtain technology and auto-touch calibration, PJ-VTOUCH-10S provides intuitive multi-touch capability for up to 10 users, allowing multiple students and/or instructors to simultaneously interact and collaborate at the screen by using their fingers or the included IR styluses. The bundled annotation software enables users to write and draw on projected images, including office files and web pages. Teachers can also record their annotation steps, then save and share with students. Much more than a teaching aid, PJ-VTOUCH-10S immerses students in the learning process while enhancing interactivity and efficiency in the classroom environment. *Optionally bundled with LightStream? short throw projectors: PJD5353LS, PJD5553LWS, PJD6352LS, PJD6552LWS
AUTO CALIBRATION FOR FAST AND EASY SETUP
Getting started with the PJ-VTOUCH-10S is easy. Just attach the camera directly to the projector with the included mount, attach the laser curtain module above the screen, then connect the camera to a laptop via USB cable. With a single click, PJ-VTOUCH-10S will automatically calibrate and quickly transform your projection screen into an interactive whiteboard.

10-POINT MULTI-TOUCH
With 10-point multi-touch capabilities, multiple users can simultaneously write or draw on the display’s surface using styluses or their fingers ? or both at the same time.

180-DEGREE LASER CURTAIN DETECTION
An infrared laser curtain accurately detects up to 180-degrees of touch interactions, providing students and teachers a wider screen area for interactivity and collaboration.

DRAW, ANNOTATE, SAVE, AND SHARE
The bundled annotation software lets users write, highlight, edit, and transform projected images, including document files and web pages. Screen annotations can also be recorded, saved and shared with the classroom.