Turn your projected image into an interactive workspace
eBeam Projection works with most projectors and turns any smooth area into an interactive whiteboard. You can draw, annotate and write on the projected image regardless of which application is in use. eBeam’s revolutionary tool palettes customize themselves to whatever you are doing on your computer, whether navigating programs, annotating software applications, or presenting dynamic PowerPoint presentations. eBeam also has its own “Scrapbook” application where you can use the ClipArt library, use objects and link them directly to web pages.

The small, lightweight, and comfortable pen includes left-click, right-click, and a special button for accessing the innovative on-screen tool palettes. You don’t need to touch the interactive board to show or hide the palette, just simply hold the pen near the board. To actually draw on the board, the silicon tip of the pen must be pushed in to send the signal to the eBeam receiver.

The tool palette has many powerful and useful functions:

• Color pens with different line widths, also known as digital ink
• Marker pens with different widths and colors
• Eraser
• Pre-defined objects such as arrows, squares and circles
• Camera which can be used to capture all or portion of a screen
• Calibration button
• Special PowerPoint palette which adds functionality when working within PowerPoint

eBeam Projection includes free content sharing and collaboration features so you don’t need to spend money on paid services from third party sources - all you need is an Internet connection and eBeam Scrapbook. Scrapbook is a great place to gather ideas, build lessons, record brainstorms, share documents, etc. Anything that you import into it can be shared online in real-time, including notes, drawings, PowerPoint Slides, and digital photos.

The maximum board size for Beam Projection is 1,2 x 2,4 meter, and the minimum board size is 0,28 x 0,43 meter.