wePresent Debuts WiPG-2000 Wireless Classroom System, Allows Up to 64 Users to Connect
wePresent is a professional wireless presentation system that allows up to 64 users to collaborate and give a wireless interactive presentation from their Windows/Mac computer, smartphone or tablet. The newest version, dubbed the WiPG-2000, is a wireless collaboration system that outputs 1080p @ 30fps video in four split-screen displays on one screen. wePresent connects to any display by HDMI or VGA and when connected to a local area network, wePresent allows presentations from networked computers and supports a pass-through internet connection. Windows, MacBooks, iOS and Android devices can all connect it all for presentation sharing.
The WiPG-2000 features include:
- 1080pHD resolution up to 30fps video
- Quad-screendisplay mode
- USB Control of projecting computers by mouse or touchscreen
- USB Document Viewer & Video Player
- PowerOverEthernet (POE)
- Gigabit Ethernet LAN Port(10/100/1000)
- One to four distributed video (One device to four screens)
- Driverless Universal Multi-Touch (UMT) Support
- On-screen annotation via a virtual whiteboard
It will ship by InfoComm and all the detailed specs are here.
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