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Cold War Museum uses interactive kiosks to educate visitors
August 26, 2008
COSFORD, England — Cosford, U.K.'s National Cold War Museum is using 21 Opus interactive touchscreen kiosks made by Black Cat Displays to deliver multimedia content to its visitors.
According to a news release, the kiosks inform visitors about exhibits and the museum, and include a cold war timeline and educational games.
The kiosks include a PC with network support, an integrated speaker and complete system power supply. Other options include a magnetic or smart card reader, thermal printer, keyboard, track ball mouse, telephone handset and camera.
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