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Chief Intros Interactive Mounts

By Kanoe Namahoe
01/25/12

Chief is unveiling a line of interactive flat panel and ceiling mounts this week at FETC in Orlando. The new products feature eBeam technology that converts standard TVs and projectors into interactive environments.

Each interactive mount comes with an ergonomic stylus with rendering capabilities. Additional accessories—three for the flat panel and one for the ceiling mount—are also available to purchase with each mount.

The mounts can be upgraded for TV and projector replacements. For more information on the Chief interactive mounts, visit their Web site.

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