Ditoss 86 ST

First, let’s look at both structures from a cost perspective. If we want to purchase a Full HD video projector, not 4K, a not very professional office computer, and a ceramic smart board with writing capabilities, the total will be almost the same price as a 75-inch touch screen.

Of course, with all the costs of connections, cables, and accessories, the video projector still seems to be a reasonable price; but we will always have the issue of controlling ambient light and shadow. The touch smart board has a special place to connect an OPS integrated computer, to complete the puzzle of this versatile device.

Buying a touch monitor with OPS is an ideal option and is considered a superior choice in terms of the features it provides.

As their name suggests, these devices have an independent image and touch screens, and are in fact a large all-in-one and do not require a projector.

The first two very important things in these products are their images, which most imported Chinese devices have dull and ordinary TFT images.

The South Korean company Dittos uses all QLED and Forky screens made by Samsung and LG.

Complete and professional ports or ports in the Dittos smart board

Other features of this touch smart board include being equipped with all ports and their high number. Infrared sensors located around the touch screen frame make writing very easy for a teacher who is teaching or an employee present in an office meeting.

A USB port for connecting a flash drive or Wi-Fi dongle, an HDMI port for connecting a video cable, and LAN and VGA ports for practical uses are located on the front of the DITOSS smart board.

Various dimensions in Dittos touch smart boards

Interactive displays are like giant tablets mounted on the wall. LFID (Large Format Interactive Displays), also known as interactive touch screens and sometimes as interactive whiteboards with a PC, is a great option. Compared to a projector, the image quality of a touch screen is impressive.

The screens, which are usually available in sizes of 55, 65, 75, and 86 inches, feature anti-glare glass, a blue light filter, and wide viewing angles, reducing eye strain while still providing clear images. Special pens are included with a touch monitor to make writing in different colors and sizes quick and easy.

Older versions of touch screens worked with just one touch point on the board, so multiple people couldn’t touch the board at the same time, but newer models are equipped with multi-touch technology, which allows users to collaborate using the board by responding to multiple touches at the same time.

Some displays are not mobile, so using touchscreen monitor stands solves this problem. For better safety, easier maintenance, and also when users want to move their display.