Traditional projectors and whiteboards are giving way to large interactive displays.

What they offer

– Touchscreen writing and annotation

– Wireless screen sharing from laptops and phones

– Built-in whiteboard apps that save and share notes

– Integrated video conferencing in some models

– Bright, sharp image without room darkening

Where they fit

Huddle rooms, training rooms, classrooms, creative teams, and executive meeting spaces.

Choosing

– Size: 55″ to 86″ for most rooms; match viewing distance

– Resolution: 4K is standard

– Touch quality and stylus responsiveness

– Software ecosystem: Microsoft Whiteboard, Miro, or vendor apps

– Connectivity: HDMI, USB-C, and wireless casting

– Mounting: wall or mobile stand

– Security and management: remote device management and update control

Cost considerations

Factor in installation, mounting, warranty, and any software subscriptions.

Adoption tips

Provide short training and simple instructions in the room. Unused technology is wasted money.

DBR Soft can recommend and install displays for your meeting spaces. Contact us for more information.