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Hello,

 

Just wondered if there were any more differences apart from the size between the E70 & E4065 interactive Tv's

 

Is the E4065 just a bit to small for a classroom or is it OK.

 

I have used the E70 only so would go with that but was told by a sales company they sell more of the smaller E4065.

 

If anyone has both it would be great to have your preferred choice.

 

Thanks

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We have 16 65" screens in our school and find the size just fine. We are a primary though. If your rooms are big, get bigger. If not, then the choice is yours :)
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Hi @TwistedHelixis - The E70 was released aprx 12 months before the 4065. Both are FHD and both use the same touch technologies.

 

4055 , 4065, E70 = FHD , No OPS slot (slot in PC ), No pen colour recognition , MiniPC mount , upto 10 point touch

 

4075, 4084 = 4k, NO OPS slot (slot in PC ), No pen colour recognition , MiniPC mount , upto 10 point touch

 

6055, 6065, 6084 = 4k , OPS SLOT , Pen colour recognition , MiniPC mount , Object awareness (know difference between pen , finger , palm )

 

The product sheets are here

 

e70 and 4000 series - http://downloads.smarttech.com/media/sitecore/en/pdf/products/ifp/ed-1607-ifp4000-16-1-factsheet.pdf

 

6000 series - http://downloads.smarttech.com/media/sitecore/en/pdf/products/ifp/ed-1607-ifp6000-16-1-factsheet.pdf

 

So in summary the E70 and 4065 are pretty much the same in features - the difference is the screen size 4065 = 65" and e70 = 70" , the E70 is heavier as is bigger.

 

The E70 will be aprox £700 more expensive than 4065 .

 

I'll pm you my details if you would like a comparative quote or feel free to reach out to @VeryPC_Ross who is our AV specialist.

 

Hope this helps

 

Andy :)

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We have installed both the E70 and 4065, the latter 5in smaller only the difference but a lot less expensive - which is why they are more popular. If budget allows then obviously the larger.

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