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According to Hitachi, up to seven WT-1 systems can connected to a PC at any one time, enabling multiple users to interact and participate during presentations. Volume control is available directly from the tablet, and PowerPoint presentations can be fully controlled via the function button on the device.

The WT-1 comes with an interactive pen with two customisable buttons, has a wireless range of up to 9 metres and battery life which supports up to 16 hours of continuous use. The tablet also includes 16 shortcut function keys, handwriting recognition, search engine integration and a built-in LCD indicator screen to alert users when battery life is coming to an end.

Hitachi Australia's StarBoard Products Specialist, James Burke said, "The Hitachi WT-1 Interactive Wireless Tablet is a great product for any classroom, training room, lecture hall or media conferencing centre. The way we traditionally deliver information has become stale and boring. With the WT-1 users are able to inject new life into their presentations, increasing interactivity when they are teaching or presenting to groups."