City Tech discovers an innovative table to solve line-of-site issues.

May 14, 2019 | Computer Comforts, Inc.

As LCD prices continue to drop, large displays are becoming more common in the classroom. Faculty often complain that making eye contact with students is now nearly impossible. Read more to learn how NYC College of Technology solved this problem.

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