Invision Announces New RTI Products And Pricing

NEW PRODUCTS

Following their launch at the Invision Technology Showcase at Mercedes-Benz World, in March, Invision is pleased to announce that RTI’s stunning new KA8 and KA11 touch screens are now in stock.

The KA8 and KA11 provide simple intuitive control and combine vivid widescreen LCD displays with integrated capacitive touchscreens to allow fast-touch response and gesture control.

At 11.6 inches, the KA11 features RTI’s largest touch panel display to date and offers full HD (1920×1080) resolution. The KA8 is the company’s first 8-inch touch panel, offers WXGA (1280×800) resolution and has been optimised for installations that demand a smaller screen.

Featuring sleek, edge-to-edge glass design, the KA8 and KA11 are available with white or black frames, and their optional stand allows them to be mounted on a conference room table or countertop. They can be programmed in portrait or landscape mode to allow horizontal or vertical on-wall mounting, and their built-in Ethernet with PoE and dual-band Wi-Fi enable video from IP security cameras, enhanced two-way feedback and remote programming updates.

NEW RTI PRICELIST

Invision is currently celebrating 10 years as an RTI distributor and is proud to offer its customers their class-leading products at the most competitive prices. Following an exhaustive review, Invision is delighted to confirm that from the 1st of June they will be reducing their prices for all RTI products and that a comprehensive new price list will be available.

With the recent announcement of the sharing of resources between RTI and Pulse Eight, Invision believes that their combined range of products will benefit the industry.

Mark Taylor, Invision’s commercial director, said, ‘We are proud to have been RTI’s partner for 10 years and believe that the strategic partnership between them and Pulse Eight is very exciting for our customers. We are long-time fans of RTI’s control solutions and are pleased to now be able to offer them at an even more competitive price.’