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Sorry. It's not because I am new to the forum, but because I am new to this kind of gadget, that I don't know what to look for. I looked for "eBeam" and found only one post without response. This is great. Can you tell me if there's any downside to both models? (integrated vs. separated sensors)

That will be a good new for her. Thank you. I am not a fan of wireless connections for many reasons. And much less when we are talking about bluetooth. But, I'll have to hear her opinion on this before I decide. If it were my business, it'd be USB for sure. In a small classroom there's really not that much place for movement anyway. This is all very interesting, and it will take me some time to research all this info. Thank you so much. Great post

Hello. I am new to the forum and I'd like to ask a question here. A friend of mine asked me to research a bit and put together the pieces for an interactive board on their classrooms. She owns an academy of English. I learned of eBeams today. It seems they have the power to turn any surface (surely not *any surface*, but that's what they sell anyway...) into an interactive touchscreen. The academy already have some regular white boards that they use as traditional boards to write things on them. So, I guess that should be fine to be used as the display surface (I'd like a way to make sure about that, so if anyone knows...). So, my questions are: is it ok to assume all I need is an eBeam and a regular XGA proyector? are there alternatives to the eBeam? what about the prices and characteristics I should be looking for? Bear in mind that I have no previous experience with this kind of equipment. Thanks beforehand for any guidance, or just for reading