Touchscreens
Resistive is the most common type of touchscreen technology. It is ideal for screen sizes up to 12.1”.
Capacitive touchscreens are all glass and designed for use in ATMs and similar kiosk type applications. Because the glass and bezel that mounts it to the monitor can be sealed, the touchscreen is both durable and resistant to water, dirt and dust.
Projected capacitive touchscreens are the most rugged available and as such is suitable for all public-access type applications from 8.4” to 20”.
Surface acoustic Wave (SAW) technology provides better image clarity because it uses pure glass construction. A SAW touchscreen uses a glass display overlay and is suitable for screen sizes from 8.4” up to 20”.
NextWindow’s optical touchscreen technology is the cost effective solution for large screens. The technology can be used with LCD and plasma displays from 20” to 60” screens, making it ideal for the digital signage and kiosk markets.
Infrared touchscreens are often used in manufacturing and medical applications because they can be completely sealed and operated using any number of hard or soft materials.
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