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Share the excitement of discovery in high definition with the AVerVision M70HD visualizer (document camera). Explore every detail with its powerful 12X optical zoom and then use AVer’s onboard annotation tools to interact, explain and guide students. From an A3-sized diagram to a small biological specimen, the visualizer’s 5-megapixel sensor is able to relay smooth live images to HD displays with the convenience of HDMI support. What’s more, these valuable learning experiences can be captured at 30fps with the one-touch recording feature. Let the vivid, high-definition images of the AVerVision M70HD take you on countless educational journeys.
Quickly make digital notes on still images with a USB mouse and save them for future use or modification. Hand the mouse over to the students to create an added degree of excitement and spiracle interaction that will turn any activity into an instant class favorite.
All the sounds and excitement of live experiments, head-to-head debates and object examination are captured perfectly for future use both in class and at home through M70HD’s lag-free 30fps recording directly to an SDHC card or USB flash drive.
Explore the fine detail of biological subjects and magnify the smallest grains with the microscope-like ability of M70HD’s 12X optical zoom or see an object up to a whopping 192X magnication by taking advantage of M70HD’s total zooming power.
HDMI input and output allow teachers to make high-resolution, interactive multimedia presentations. M70HD’s advanced and versatile connectivity is compatible with all current PCs, laptops and projectors, and ensures the highest quality image transmission—no HDMI to VGA convertor required.
A+ Suite provides teachers with a range of interactive software to realize the full potential of their AVer visualizer. Integrate live images seamlessly into existing teaching material, while maintaining easy access to camera functions and tools, such as annotation, recording, image capture and picture-in-picture.
