Sharp's AQUOS BOARD lineup has grown to support a variety of collaboration environments, from K-12 classrooms and higher education to corporate meeting spaces. As collaboration needs have changed, interactive displays have continued to evolve alongside the tools people use every day. The new AQUOS BOARD LB3 Series continues that evolution.
If you've read our previous article on why AQUOS BOARDs are more than just digital whiteboards, you'll recognize many of the features that continue to define the platform. Interactive whiteboarding, responsive multi-touch technology, and wireless collaboration remain central to the experience.
The LB3 Series builds on that foundation by adding another layer of flexibility for organizations that use Google services. With Google integration built into the display, users have more ways to access familiar applications and workflows directly from the screen.
Google EDLA (Enterprise Devices Licensing Agreement) is Google's certification for enterprise Android devices. In simple terms, it allows compatible devices to access Google services, including the Google Play Store, while supporting Google's security and management features.
For the AQUOS BOARD LB3 Series, this means users can access supported Google applications directly from the display. Organizations that already use Google tools have another way to bring those familiar applications into classrooms, meetings, and collaborative spaces.
Schools and businesses increasingly rely on digital platforms for communication, content sharing, and productivity.
With the LB3 Series, organizations using Google's ecosystem can bring those tools closer to the interactive display experience while continuing to use the collaboration features that have long been part of AQUOS BOARD.
The AQUOS BOARD family includes different models designed to support different environments and needs. The LB3 Series adds an option for organizations looking for a display that combines familiar AQUOS BOARD collaboration tools with deeper Google integration.
For current AQUOS BOARD users, the experience remains recognizable. For organizations already working within Google's ecosystem, the LB3 introduces new possibilities for how an interactive display can support everyday workflows.
As interactive displays continue to evolve, the focus is shifting from simply presenting information to creating connected spaces where people can collaborate using the tools they already know. Explore below for some helpful links to learn more about Sharps AQUOS Board offerings.
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