[Drumbum667]

I was wondering if anybody knew of a good touchscreen monitor. I know their expensive. I want it to be bigger than 17 inches also. It may be expensive but I just want to know of any good companies.

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01-Drumbum667-[Touch Screen Monitors]- 6th Dec 2006

I was wondering if anybody knew of a good touchscreen monitor

I see you are enrolled in – Geek U – You really should research this yourself – Research – is one of the best tools you can have - Touch-screen monitors have become more and more commonplace as their price has steadily dropped over the past decade. There are three basic systems that are used to recognize a person's touch:
· Resistive
· Capacitive
· Surface acoustic wave
You can start your research by going to following Websites-

Google - http://www.google.co...:en-US:official

PC Magizine - http://www.pcmag.com...2...eens&site=3

How Stuff Works - http://www.howstuffworks.com/

Consumer Report - http://www.consumerr...uters/index.htm

Search these Topics –

Touch Screen Monitor
LCD Touch Screen
Plasma Touch Screen

Search & collect Data on
(1) Types
(2) Specifications
(3) Reviews
(4) Manufacturers
(5) Price
(6) Look at Manufacturer’s Support Pages – To determine degree of Support –
(7) Check out Warranty Policy
(8) FAQ Pages
(9) Click on – Sub-Link Pages

Here are some – Cost Factors – to consider –

(1) Compatibility & Upgrade Costs requirements for/to – Your PC System – Motherboard – Video Card – Power Supply
(2) Use Environment – Home Use – or [Factory Use – Lab Use –
(3) Type –
(4) Number of Operators – that will be using the screen – Wear & Tear Factor –
(5) Size –
(6) Resolution –
(7) Quantity –
(8) Shipping Costs

I just think – by inquiring yourself – your own personal needs/goals would be better met –

Jack123

Edited by Jack123, 06 December 2006 - 12:05 PM.

[Jack123]

01-Drumbum667-[Touch Screen Monitors]- 6th Dec 2006

I was wondering if anybody knew of a good touchscreen monitor

I see you are enrolled in – Geek U – You really should research this yourself – Research – is one of the best tools you can have - Touch-screen monitors have become more and more commonplace as their price has steadily dropped over the past decade. There are three basic systems that are used to recognize a person's touch:
· Resistive
· Capacitive
· Surface acoustic wave
You can start your research by going to following Websites-

Google - http://www.google.co...:en-US:official

PC Magizine - http://www.pcmag.com...2...eens&site=3

How Stuff Works - http://www.howstuffworks.com/

Consumer Report - http://www.consumerr...uters/index.htm

Search these Topics –

Touch Screen Monitor
LCD Touch Screen
Plasma Touch Screen

Search & collect Data on
(1) Types
(2) Specifications
(3) Reviews
(4) Manufacturers
(5) Price
(6) Look at Manufacturer’s Support Pages – To determine degree of Support –
(7) Check out Warranty Policy
(8) FAQ Pages
(9) Click on – Sub-Link Pages

Here are some – Cost Factors – to consider –

(1) Compatibility & Upgrade Costs requirements for/to – Your PC System – Motherboard – Video Card – Power Supply
(2) Use Environment – Home Use – or [Factory Use – Lab Use –
(3) Type –
(4) Number of Operators – that will be using the screen – Wear & Tear Factor –
(5) Size –
(6) Resolution –
(7) Quantity –
(8) Shipping Costs

I just think – by inquiring yourself – your own personal needs/goals would be better met –

Jack123

Edited by Jack123, 06 December 2006 - 12:05 PM.

[Drumbum667]

Yea I should really get into the habit of researching it myself and I usually do but i guess I was LAZY.

[Jack123]

02-Drumbum667-[Touch Screen Monitors]- 7th Dec 2006

I was wondering if anybody knew of a good touchscreen monitor

My answer would have been based on – Factors – of what – good – means to me. . . . . The –point – is you did not know the source or creditability of the – Answers – You would have to do your own research in the end, anyhow . . . . Whenever, you had to –justify – your selection –

Good Luck –
Jack123

Edited by Jack123, 07 December 2006 - 06:18 AM.

[dsenette]

check out http://www.elotouch.com/ i've got about 25 of their 15" or 17" lcd monitors here at work...and they are EXTREMELY easy to configure and use...they even make a 40 inch lcd touch panel...wouldn't that be great?

[Drumbum667]

That was the company I was looking into. They seemed to be really good.