The Boardroom Screen That Stops Meetings Starting Late
A Khazina Digital product guide for solicitors' and accountants' boardrooms
A boardroom screen built for switching presenters, not just displaying one.
The first five minutes of most client meetings are spent finding the right cable, or the right adapter, or the right laptop port. An interactive touch display with wireless mirroring removes that friction entirely — the meeting starts on time because the technology isn't the first problem to solve.
What Sets This Screen Apart
This is one of a small number of Khazina products built for internal collaboration rather than customer-facing content, so it doesn't ship with the bespoke content design included on Khazina's signage range. Instead, the Interactive Touch Display earns its place through wireless screen mirroring, built-in whiteboard annotation, and a slim-bezel 4K panel sized for boardroom sightlines rather than shop-window visibility.
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4K
ultra hd resolution
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Wireless
screen mirroring
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£1,625
from, +VAT
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Solicitors and Accountants: Why This Product Fits
Client meetings in professional services often involve reviewing a document together in real time — marking up a contract clause, walking through figures in a set of accounts, or comparing two versions of a proposal. A touch display turns that from a shared laptop screen squinted at from across the table into something the whole room can see and annotate directly. Wireless mirroring also means a visiting client's laptop connects without IT involvement, which matters in a client-facing setting.
Not every meeting room needs this. A room used purely to run through a fixed slide deck gets little benefit from touch and annotation — a standard 4K display is the more cost-effective choice there. The interactive format earns its price where collaboration, not presentation, is the main use.
Wireless mirroring means a visiting client's device connects without IT involvement.
"The first five minutes of most meetings shouldn't be spent finding the right cable."
Beyond the Boardroom
Firms that also want customer-facing signage — a reception welcome screen, or waiting-room content — can pair this boardroom purchase with a separate signage product from Khazina's range, which does include the free bespoke design service. The two serve different purposes and are priced accordingly.
Q. & A.
Q. Can multiple people share their screen on a boardroom touch display?
A. Yes — wireless mirroring lets anyone connect without cables, with support for switching between presenters.
Q. Is a touch display necessary, or would a standard screen do?
A. Touch adds value for live annotation and collaborative document review; for one-way presentations, a standard display costs less.
Q. Does it integrate with video conferencing software?
A. It supports standard conferencing setups — confirm specific software compatibility against the model before ordering.
See the full digital signage range, or view the Interactive Touch Display product page for full specifications.