Touch News 2012

12 February 2012 - Touch Screen Middle East Added New 3M™ Monitors

Expanding The Range of 3M™ Touch Screen Monitors

3M™ takes interactive display technology to the next level by combining uncompromising multi-touch performance, brilliant high-definition graphics, wide viewing angles and elegant product design into a fully-integrated, easy-to-use, plug-andplay multi-touch desktop device.

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11 February 2012 - TSME Added New Digi Range Touch Screen Kiosks

Expanding The Range of Touch Screen Kiosks       

Digi Range are elegant touch screen kiosks featuring a slim housing made in anodized aluminium - this unit fits perfectly into any surroundings. The Digi Range is available in 3 anodized colours and can be delivered in 19" and 22" wide screen with touch and can be tailor-made completely to any needs.

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23 January 2012 - Touch Screen Middle East Added New Kiosk PDF Documents

New PDF documents for Eagle, Hawk and Sparrow range of kiosk products.

Touch Screen Middle East supplies a full range of modern and stylish touch screen kiosks from Power Products, the main producer of information kiosks and self-service terminals in Europe. Complemented by a comprehensive selection of accessories, the Power Products kiosk range offers an attractive and cost effective solution for a wide variety of business and information applications.

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12 January 2012 - 3M Launches High-Performance Multi-Touch Monitors at CES 2012

New 18.5" and 21.5" 3M multi-touch displays offer sophisticated desktop solutions with innovative, ultra-fast 20-finger touch response and flat front surface design.

As consumers´ preference for the sleek, modern industrial design of smart phones and tablets continues to grow rapidly, 3M Touch Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of 3M Company, announces the availability of two multi-touch monitors – 18.5- and 21.5-inch display sizes – that extend the immersive user experience to the desktop.

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9 January 2012 - 3M Touch Systems 46-inch Projected Capacitive Display hands-on

Heard of Microsoft Surface? Sure you have. It´s the tech that takes capacitive touch and smears it across a table-like design. While those devices, manufactured by the likes of Samsung, have begun their slow creep into the market, rival companies are hard at work on their own multi-user, widescreen touch solutions.

At 46-inches, its prototype Projected Capacitive Technology ups the ante on user input, allowing a theoretical maximum of 60 touch points and up to four split screens.

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