86" RP Series Interactive Flat Display

$11,360.00 ex gst

This is the 86 inch Interactive Flat Display system from BenQ. Perfect for the classroom or workplace.

The New Generation of High Quality Interactive Displays

BenQ’s new interactive displays are designed to tap into the dynamic possibilities of the classroom and help teachers build a healthy and engaging learning environment. Not only do these screens come with the Eye-Care solution, air quality sensor, and germ resistant screens, but they are also installed with proficient annotation tools for enhanced class participation. BenQ has created the ultimate interactive displays to achieve a touch-enhanced, smooth and fun learning experience.

EZWrite 4.1 Lite : An Easy and Fun Annotation Solution

EZWrite 4 Series, pre-installed exclusively on BenQ’s IFPs, is the ultimate annotation app that is designed to facilitate interactive learning with a tap. EZWrite 4 Series instantly turns the interactive flat panel into a full-size whiteboard for illustrating ideas, recording notes, brainstorming, and more. More than just taking notes, EZWrite 4 Series also comes with all sorts of tools that can encourage cooperation and participation. It’s accessible and easy to use for both teachers and students.

Access Diverse Files on the Fly

EZWrite 4.1 Lite directly opens a wide range of files, and image files for convenient annotations in productive meetings without the need for external PCs.

Data-to-Go

Save annotations as .pdf or .png files and share them as review materials through QR code, print, USB drive, or IFP's internal memory.

Tool Box

Tool Box is the all-in-one place that offers a wide range of useful teaching tools, including calculator, geometry, and team post to facilitate truly interactive lectures.

Handwriting and Floating Tools

Intelligent Handwriting Recognition

The display's handwriting recognition feature allows presenters to simultaneously convert written text, numbers, forms, and drawings into legible materials without having to switch modes while effectively facilitating smooth teaching flow.

Floating Tool

EZWrite 4.1's floating toolbar is compatible with any input source and Android applications. The floating on-screen menu lets you immediately access a range of functions, including screen capture, eraser, pen and whiteboard by placing two fingers on the screen. It helps increase learning efficiency in the classroom.

Front-facing Speakers and External Microphone Compatibility for More Impactful Learning

The display repositions the 20W audio speakers to the front, offering better sound transmission that elevates the level of audiovisual enjoyment during classes. Additionally, the display comes with a Mic-In port that allows teachers to connect external microphones, further facilitating an impactful and effective learning experience for students.

Freeze and Blank

Blank to darken the screen so students can remain focused on teachers' instructions.

Freeze to pause the screen so teachers can capture certain segments from videos or highlight on the screen (through the remote control or hotkey)

Instant Plug and Play

The display can save you from the hassles of complicated setup. Simply connect to a PC via USB and you’re all set to deliver compelling IFP touch-enhanced lessons.

Twice the touch resolution

BenQ’s new education IFPs fine-tune handwriting experience with an advanced fine IR touch that further reduces the gap between actual landing point and the point displayed on the screen. Additionally, the new series also allows teachers to create a more natural handwriting as the new touch frame recognizes a smaller radius. To avoid creating cursive handwriting by accident, the new series reduces the pre-touch distance to offer a better touch and writing experience.

Germ-Resistant Screen

The Germ-Resistant Screen is empowered by a multilayer coating of the non-toxic, enduring nano ionic silver agent that kills most germs accumulating on screen surfaces and prevent cross-infection or epidemic in classrooms. The ionic silver’s antimicrobial feature remains effective even after thorough cleaning or long periods of use.

Facilitate Teaching Flow with Friendly Design

With an inbuilt wireless NFC reader, the RP series of interactive displays allow different users to log into their preferred set up and programs with a simple tap of a card. Save time in every meeting or class by skipping log in and set up.

To further ensure uninterrupted learning for students, BenQ Education IFP streamlines the steps for teachers to start classes with BenQ Launcher. Created to aggregate all key tools in one hub, BenQ Launcher allows teachers to start using EZWrite whiteboard as well as accessing to variety input sources in a single tap without logging into their accounts. Teachers can also put announcements on the message board. Additionally, BenQ Launcher comes with a task switcher, letting teachers effortlessly switch between recent apps and input signal sources at fingertips.

TÜV-Certified Low Blue Light Technology

Blue light emissions from displays may cause adverse health effects such as macular degeneration or disrupted melatonin secretion. BenQ’s Low Blue Light technology minimizes blue light exposure and allows for healthier time spent in front of the display, helping you create the best and most comfortable viewing experience for you and your students.

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TÜV-Certified Flicker-Free Technology

Flickering, which is the main cause for eye strain and visual fatigue, is the result of rapid change of bright backlight, a common phenomenon in most displays using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) that turns the backlight on and off quickly in order to control the display’s level of backlight brightness. BenQ’s Flicker-Free technology is meticulously designed to remove LED backlight flickering while providing a zero-flicker viewing experience. This effectively reduces CVS-related eye problems and alleviates discomfort caused by looking at the screen all day.

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Anti-Glare Display

Screen glare can cause reflected images on the screen, making it challenging for students to see, take notes, and remain focused. The display's anti-glare glass surface can effectively reduce reflections, freeing students from excessive squinting with more legible text and clearer images, avoiding eye strain and facilitating more effective instruction.

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This printer is still running like brand new. Flawless work, flawless results. I've made a few projects into reality since the last time I reviewed this awesome machine. It's still performing excellently. No issues what-so-ever. The onboard digital screen is intuitive and lets me know if any potential problems could occur, like the outside temp is getting close to be too warm to print. That's awesome idea. In the next few weeks, I'll be giving the printer a service, lubricate all the moving parts, shafts, bearings etc, to ensure continues reliability. This printer is proving to be one of my finest decisions. Very pleased

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Love it!

Perfect for the classroom. Reliable and very fast.

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An Honest Review

I haven't owned the scanner for any length of time, but, I have used it extensively. I'm constantly learning thte capabilities and the short falls of this scanner.
Scanner:
The scanner fits into my hand quite comfortably. Using the short lanyard around the wrist, the scanner feels securely seated in my hand without any danger of slipping out. That's a good point.
The Blue Light scans are quite detailed. That has impressed me. With a few scans on black material, (usually not recommend as scanners don't pick up on black materials very well), the Raptor picked the material up really quite well. Impressive. Scanners don't scan too well on small objects. I'm trying to scan a small object, with geometries, holes, straight patters etc. The Raptor did very well at picking up this object and displayed accurate details.
Is the Raptor worth the money? In my opinion, yes. I say this because the Raptor picks up small objects really very well. The size of the object I used is 5cm x 5cm x 2mm. Really small.
SOFTWARE:
The software that comes with the Raptor, CrealityScan, is really basic to say the least. It has inherent flaws, being it requires authorization every time it starts up. I find that part annoying and tedious. The software is quite good at detecting holes and repairing them, it can pick up on detailed geometry. It can't remove markers at all. The markers stay with the scanned object and are very difficult to remove. The software has an option to ignore the base. This doesn't seem to do anything at all. I have used the onboard tools to clean up the scanned object, removed the stray scans, markers and all the unwanted materials from the object. Once I mesh the object, it meshes everything from before I removed the unwanted parts. I have to remove hte unwanted parts again, and then the mesh is broken.
I have to transfer the object to a CAD software to try again. I've tried sending as stl, but not recommended, so I use ply files to transfer. The software is very difficult if not impossible to centre the object in 3D space. There are no axis point to help out with this procedure, thus making it so difficult to accomplish.
The scanned objects cannot be printed because of this issue.
COJNCLUSION:
The device in itself is quite good. The calibration side of this takes somem time to accomplish. I think my score was approx 98%. That's good enough for what I want to do. The small object in black material worked quite well since this is against what a scanner can really do. That's a huge plus for me. The hardware is made very well, sits well in the hand and doesn't move about while scanning. I haven't used it as yet for colour matching, but no doubt it's good at that too.
The supplied software really needs a lot of work to catchup with the world leaders i this type of software. It is sadly lacking in power to render scanned parts. My test was on a very small object, and I had trouble getting the software to keep up. Once all the unwanted material has been deleted from the scan, it should stay that way after a mesh is applied. I scanned top and four sides in one scan and the bottom in another scan. I merged the two scans together to find the bottom scan was not saved with the unwanted material removed. This is annoying and tedious. I eventually scanned the top and four sides in one scan, closed the session and created another part to scan the bottom, Then I had to import the bottom scan into the top scan to merge the two scans together. At this point I was successful in creating the part.
The created part was not on centre, therefore the print failed. This is a serious issue with the software. It really needs work to be of any real benefit.
Would I recommend the Raptor:
Yes. It is a very sound and solid device. For a complete beginner, it doesn't take too much of a learning curve to use it. The draw back is the accompanied software. In all, well worth the buy.