Prompter People ProLine Plus 17" Reg Teleprompter w/24" Reg Monitor, HDMI/VGA

While the ProLine Plus 17" Regular Teleprompter with 24" Regular Talent Monitor, HDMI/VGA Interface is a professional-grade, reliable, and sturdy piece of equipment, it's also incredibly user-friendly. Designed by the trusted brand, Prompter People, this high-quality teleprompter arrives fully assembled and ready for immediate use. Simply attach your camera, connect it to your tripod, and you're ready to start filming or broadcasting. The teleprompter features a 17" diagonal monitor with built-in reversing, eliminating the need for complex reversing software or costly external reversers. The monitor supports VGA, HDMI, and composite inputs, offering flexibility and ease of connection to various devices. The ProLine Plus teleprompter also comes with a 24" Regular Talent Monitor, providing a clear and easy-to-read display for the talent. This monitor is self-reversing and can display prompting with the included Pro Version PC and Mac software. Alternatively, you can use an app like PowerPoint, and the monitor will handle the flip for you. The teleprompter's unique design utilizes custom aluminum extrusions for high strength and lightweight operation. It offers perfect balance for any camera, from a palmcorder to a full-size ENG camera. The LED displays are backlit and available in standard 400 NITS. The ProLine Plus is a modular system, allowing for cost-effective conversions to an iPad or 17-inch prompter for ultimate flexibility. The beamsplitter glass is ultra-clear, low iron, and features anti-reflection coatings to prevent glass reflections. The teleprompter can be used either tripod mounted or free-standing, offering versatility in various filming or broadcasting environments. The glass folds flat for quick setup and breakdown, and the exclusive sled design allows for easy storage and travel. The ProLine Plus teleprompter is not just a durable and high-quality product, but also a versatile and user-friendly solution for all your filming and broadcasting needs.