Genee World, the Midlands-based manufacturer of interactive displays and devices, has announced the launch of the new range of 10-point touchscreens, including the addition of the 80” G-Touch LED screen. The new 80” G-Touch LED screen is part of the range, which includes the 55”, 65” and 70” screens.

Ranjit Singh, CEO of Genee World, said: “We are extremely enthusiastic and excited about the launch of the new 10-point G-Touch screens, particularly the 80”. We have seen a huge increase in the number of our touchscreens going into the market place. Many of our customers have told us that they would like a large screen but due to budget constraints they are not able to purchase the 84″ model, and they feel that the 70” is just too small for their specific environment.”

With the Deluxe range, teachers and trainers can now benefit from the 10-point multi-touch support, built-in OPS slot to retro fit an i3, i5 or i7 processor separately, or employ the built-in Android operating system.

With its high-end commercial panel 24/7 Flash, the G-Touch LED screen can be 24 hours a day, seven days a week, making the G-Touch LED screen is one of the most durable interactive displays on the market.

Genee World, the Midlands-based manufacturer of interactive displays and devices, has announced a major deal with the Nigerian Ministry of Education to implement 161 fully interactive classrooms into the country’s tertiary education system.
Each classroom will include a Genee Touch screen, a visualiser, a Genee Slate graphics tablet, a Genee iQ audience response system.

Genee World worked with its premier Nigerian reseller, Spectrum International, on the deal which has been financed by the Tertiary Education Fund (TETFUND). The TETFUND is a tax levied by the Nigerian government on all businesses with the aim of funding the country’s higher education system.

“This is a great opportunity to bring our range of products to a new marketplace,” said Ranjit Singh, CEO “Our products are at the cutting-edge of education and training technology, and it’s an exciting development to see them used to educate in such diverse and interesting ways.”

The Genee World technology will allow students to collaborate with each other and the teacher with full interaction. The screens have a large range of connectivity, which enables the user to connect computers, visualisers, cameras and other devices directly to the screen then switch seamlessly between them. The audience response systems allow for full participation from the students, including voting and answering questions in realtime. All lessons can be planned in advance, recorded and saved for assessment purposes.