stand alone whiteboard

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DS23 replied

10 November 2010, 15:46
as long as you are a ltd otherwise they like to bold in red tell you to eff off
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DaveB replied

10 November 2010, 15:38
Originally posted by Mustang View Post

Does anyone know the brand name or supplier for stand alone whiteboards?

I am interested in the type that has a small fax-type printer on them so you can print out what you have drawn on the board. The board itself scrolls so that you can use a second "sheet" without erasing it.

I realise this may be old technology compared to the sophisticated electronic whiteboards you can get today but it is probably a much cheaper alternative.

TIA.

These guys can probably help

Electronic copyboards - UK copyboard sales
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Mustang started a topic stand alone whiteboard

4 November 2010, 09:47
stand alone whiteboard

Does anyone know the brand name or supplier for stand alone whiteboards?

I am interested in the type that has a small fax-type printer on them so you can print out what you have drawn on the board. The board itself scrolls so that you can use a second "sheet" without erasing it.

I realise this may be old technology compared to the sophisticated electronic whiteboards you can get today but it is probably a much cheaper alternative.

TIA.
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