No. An interactive electronic whiteboard that functions primarily as a display or input device for a computer system is generally classified under the electrical machinery or ADP equipment chapters rather than here. Heading 9610 covers passive writing and drawing surfaces; the electronic function takes the article outside its scope.

Combination boards are typically classified according to their essential character. If the writing or drawing surface predominates in area and function, classification under 9610 is appropriate. Where the corkboard or other section is the primary feature, classification may shift. CBP guidance or a binding ruling is recommended for articles where neither surface clearly dominates.