steveg Posted November 23, 2009 Posted November 23, 2009 What are the advantages of using a 680i board over using a normal 680 and any ultra short throw projector? Seems normal smart board plus an ultra short throw is about £500 cheaper than buying the 680i package. I need to get 2 of these now, and another 11 next year, so if its saving £500 a unit thats quite a saving! Steve
Haptic Posted November 23, 2009 Posted November 23, 2009 What are the advantages of using a 680i board over using a normal 680 and any ultra short throw projector? Seems normal smart board plus an ultra short throw is about £500 cheaper than buying the 680i package. I need to get 2 of these now, and another 11 next year, so if its saving £500 a unit thats quite a saving! Steve if you would like to pm me your full details Ill put a comparison quote together for you fella:cool:
Michael Posted November 23, 2009 Posted November 23, 2009 Esssentially it's all integrated and doesn't require you to attach a projector using a seperate bracket. The Smart 680 would be just the board and no projector, hence the price difference. I've also seen another picture of a Smart with a projector which is literally installed on top of the whiteboard. I believe it uses mirrors to reflect the image directly onto the board, so no matter how tall you are, you won't hit your head on the projector
steveg Posted November 23, 2009 Author Posted November 23, 2009 So the only difference is having to install another bracket to take a different short throw projector? Sure I can manage that for £500! @CPLTD I think you've got my details, as we've had a couple of quotes from you before, although you normally just miss out to my normal supplier on price! (If my current account manager ever leaves you'll probably get a lot of orders from me!) Steve
Michael Posted November 23, 2009 Posted November 23, 2009 I would double check specifications on their website but I am pretty sure that's the case. I suppose you still get the three year warranty with most Smart products.
Haptic Posted November 23, 2009 Posted November 23, 2009 So the only difference is having to install another bracket to take a different short throw projector? Sure I can manage that for £500! @CPLTD I think you've got my details, as we've had a couple of quotes from you before, although you normally just miss out to my normal supplier on price! (If my current account manager ever leaves you'll probably get a lot of orders from me!) Steve Have pm'd , let me know your current details and I'll give you a buz:cool:
Haptic Posted November 23, 2009 Posted November 23, 2009 So the only difference is having to install another bracket to take a different short throw projector? Sure I can manage that for £500! @CPLTD I think you've got my details, as we've had a couple of quotes from you before, although you normally just miss out to my normal supplier on price! (If my current account manager ever leaves you'll probably get a lot of orders from me!) Steve cant seem to find you on our system fella, can you pm me your details and i will look into this
Cummins Posted November 23, 2009 Posted November 23, 2009 There isn't a great deal of differences in the system to be honest. Each as easy as the next - the system you would need would be a SMARTBoard + ED-A101/111 (Orange or White) with relevant mount/cable kit etc. Only downside would be having 2 points of contacts for warranties but upsides include cost and ability to swap out components seperately if you have problems late down the line. Also I believe EDA's come with lamp warranties.
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