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  1. MIMIO FLIPCHART --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 7/2011) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Mimio Flipchart is a digital presentation recorder designed to allow individuals with low vision to see what is written on a flipchart in a meeting or a classroom. It uses ultrasonic technology to record the position of markers enclosed in special electronic sleeves as they are moved across the paper of any standard easel pad. The "capture bar" of this digital presentation recorder mounts to any existing flipchart and co...[More Information]

  2. MIMIO XI Picture of MIMIO XI --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 7/2011) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Mimio Xi is a digital presentation recorder designed to allow individuals with low vision to see what is written on a whiteboard in a meeting or a classroom. The lecturer or speaker attaches the device to any whiteboard up to four by eight feet in size and writes on the whiteboard with markers in special electronic sleeves. Every stroke is recorded in time order, and appears in real time on the screen of a personal compu...[More Information]

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