Tecom Adds iPad, iPhone Interactivity to Classroom Multimedia Lecterns


May 10, 2010

Source: Tecom

Feature-laden lectern ensures ease of use across all platforms: See it at InfoComm 2010, Booth C4359

Tecom, inventor of the TechPod Interactive Multimedia Lectern, announces its latest feature, a docking port allowing iPads and iPhones to directly interact with the TechPod’s integrated audio-visual technologies. Tecom will be demonstrating the technology from June 9-11 at InfoComm 2010 in Las Vegas, Booth C4359.

Universities such as Louisiana State, Trinity, and Rutgers have already integrated TechPods into recent facilities renovations. The TechPod has become the standard lectern installed during upgrade projects; it easily retrofits into existing facilities, ensuring any location can enjoy the latest combination of presentation technologies in a single unit.

With the newest features, Tecom is continuing in its mission to provide an always-available, simple interface to run multimedia presentations on-the-fly. Designed for intuitive use, the TechPod is an all-in-one lectern with all devices, such as computers, LCD projectors, and CD/DVD players, managed via a single control panel. Presenters no longer have to undergo extensive training on racks full of amplifiers, controls, and switches; they can now focus on their messages, not the technology.

With installations in universities, corporations, and military and law enforcement training centers worldwide, the TechPod has proven itself to be the most advanced, reliable and user-friendly multimedia lectern on the market. A green product, the TechPod reduces energy costs and minimizes bulb replacement. After use, simply closing the lectern’s cabinet door shuts down all equipment as it secures the entire system.

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