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Avocor is launched for the UK market
London, UK – 17 June 2016: Avocor, a specialist in the manufacture of interactive touch screens, officially launches today. The company, founded by industry stalwart, Nigel Steljes, will provide the latest technology through its range of interactive flat panels for both business and education environments.
Distributed via a dedicated partner network of value-added resellers, the initial product line that the company will manufacture is the Vividtouch range of interactive touch screens, including the VTF series, the world’s first-ever interactive panels that run on the new Windows 10 operating system.
The Vividtouch VTF series was launched at BETT in 2016 with great success, rapidly becoming the fastest growing brand for interactive flat panels within the UK. The interactive panels offer users a true tablet-like experience – replicating the responsive, smooth, intelligent and accurate performance on a large touch screen optimised for both workplace and classroom environments.
Nigel Steljes, Managing Director of Avocor: “Our new company is a collaboration of industry expertise, with a level of market knowledge that has been built on years of experience working with customers across the education and corporate sectors.
“Customers will be at the heart of our approach to innovation, and our aim is to push the boundaries of technology by delivering a range of market-changing products. We certainly believe we have achieved that with the new VTF series and we will continue to develop these ground breaking solutions to lead Avocor and its customers into the future.”
For more information see http://www.avocor.com/
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Avocor is a specialist manufacturer of interactive touch screens, designed and developed for the education and corporate markets. The company’s flagship solution — the VTF range of interactive panels — is one of the very first to feature Windows 10 and delivers Microsoft Office apps straight to the panel. The company was established by industry-leading experts, including Nigel Steljes, who has driven the innovation agenda in the AV market for the last 28 years and is seen as a key influencer in the sector.
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