The DPS60-TS stands 70 inches tall and 51 inches wide, and, thanks to the integrated projection unit, the whiteboard's depth is an amazingly slender 26 inches. However, I noticed a slight delay as the computer processed and responded to my finger movements. With this feature, it's easy to excise the garbage from your wrap-up review sessions. Unfortunately, the software isn't quite as goof-proof as some. Files are saved in the software's proprietary ANO format, and unless you reformat them with another application, the person on the receiving end will need a copy of the software to view the files.
Plastic touchscreen reflects some ambient light.
May be too wide to fit through some doorways when fully configured. This configuration adds several inches to the depth of the 1602, making it too wide to roll through some doorways. Each pen fits into its own compartment in the tray. Unfortunately, the eraser doesn't make a very good impression on the touchscreen, so after a bit of frustration, most users will find themselves using the corner of the eraser instead. The toolbars and menus are uncluttered and easily identifiable, even to first-time users.