Steelcase eno2610-A Interactive Whiteboards

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Virtually Indestructible Interactive Whiteboard.

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I am the Territory Manager for Touchboards. I attend all of the trade shows and conferences. I also do all on site presentations and demonstrations.
Here are my thoughts on the SteelCase ENO Interactive board.
Size-The Steelcase ENO board comes in a couple of sizes. These are 78” and 96” diagonal.
Surface-The surface of the SteelCase ENO is ceramic steel. That non-porous surface is virtually indestructible. It can be used as a dry erase board, and is also magnetic.
Installation-The board is easy to install. There are two metal strips that get attached to the wall. The board then gets attached to these strips.
Warranty-The ceramic steel board has a “Forever” warranty. The trim and mounts have a ten year warranty. The other components have a two year warranty.
Interactivity/Connectivity-The Steelcase ENO works with a Blue Tooth stylus. This means that the board has no electronics inside. The stylus “talks” to your board via Blue Tooth and the stylus. There are no cables that need to run between the board and the computer. The ENO uses ANOTO technology. The stylus reads dots that are baked into the board.
Options-The Steelcase ENO board comes in a few other configurations besides the two mentioned above;
ENO Click-This board is a few inches thinner and is made to mount directly onto an existing magnetic board/chalkboard between the pen tray and the map rail at the top. This box can be taken out of the box, fitted onto the board via magnets, and used immediately.
ENO FLEX-This configuration includes the board in the center with either marker board or cork boards along the sides. This configuration works with well in new construction or when a school is removing old chalkboards.

Hugh Mac Donald on Jul 12, 2013 I found this helpful (1)