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TouchSystems continues to grow its budget-friendly line of displays with a multi-touch 32” display. The touch screen has 12 touch points and is Windows 8 ready.
Carol Nordin, president of TouchSystems, says,“Our customers are looking for multi-touch solutions. They want to reach their customers in the best way possible, and one of those ways is through touch technology. With a multi-touch display, our customers can bring the feel of a smartphone or tablet to their digital signage solutions.”
The V 32, based on NEC’s V322, features an improved mechanical design, resulting in a slimmer depth. The display features built-in rather than rear-mounted speakers. It also offers expanded connectivity through digital loop-through and DisplayPort. Finally, it boasts an Open Pluggable Specification slot, which offers seamless integration with NEC accessories and third-party components. The display can be integrated with either DST (single touch) or infra red (multi-touch). The multi-touch solution acts similar to a smartphone or tablet. The touch screen finds a home in education and retail.
TouchSystems (touchsystems.com) was established in 1996. The company is a pioneer in the touch technology industry. TouchSystems works with its customers to create innovative touch solutions, such as desktop touch monitors, interactive digital signage, all-in-one systems, kiosks, and industrial controls and peripherals. TouchSystems is based in Hutto, Texas and is a certified woman- and minority-owned small business.
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