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Yet Another Use for the Innovative iPad?

Australian ingenuity is legendary. From early settler furniture made from wooden crates, to improvised water timers that saved countless live at Gallipoli, and on to the lawn mower and aircraft black box. Necessity has enabled Australians to innovate. Why shouldn’t this proud design heritage be part

10 February 2013
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Yet Another Use for the Innovative iPad?

Aus­tralian ingenuity is legendary. From early settler furniture made from wooden crates, to im­pro­vised water timers that saved countless live at Gallipoli, and on to the lawn mower and aircraft black box. Necessity has enabled Aus­tralians to innovate. Why shouldn’t this proud design heritage be part of the digital rev­o­lu­tion.
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Apple’s iPad is quickly becoming as ubiq­ui­tous at their in­no­v­a­tive iPod and iPhone products. It seems that other tablet PC’s are also being released almost every other week.
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This tech­nol­o­gy can easily be adapted to work as free­stand­ing in­ter­ac­tive touch screen for use in public areas, ex­hi­bi­tions and display purposes. All you need is an er­gonom­i­cal­ly design, robust and secure stand. One Aus­tralian company, with a 60 year history of in­no­v­a­tive design in the audio visual sector has come up with such a solution. In­tro­duc­ing the youngest addition to the Digital signage range from Wilson & Gilkes…Touchbase. Touchbase has been developed to be com­pat­i­ble with your iPad, allowing it to work as a free­stand­ing in­ter­ac­tive display unit. Touchbase is no toy. It has been er­gonom­i­cal­ly designed for real world con­di­tions.
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Touchbase has been developed to withstand the rigors of ‘real world’ con­di­tions and is con­struct­ed to Aus­tralian design and man­u­fac­tur­ing standards and finished using en­vi­ron­men­tal powder coating. Touchbase allows you to include your own pro­mo­tion­al graphics on the front and face of the unit…or you can use it simply as it comes out of the box. Imagine that, a free­stand­ing in­ter­ac­tive touch screen, showing pre­sen­ta­tions you can create yourself, on your own computer, displayed on your own iPad. If you use an iPad 3G, you may even be able to show your website. No tech­ni­cians or developer required. Aus­tralian ingenuity is still at works.
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www.digicell.com.au

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