Touch screen monitors add a touch layer to a display so users can operate software directly on the screen. The company's touch range is its largest category listing, and the touch technology appears in several evidenced products: capacitive touch on the portable touchscreen monitor and on the Android tablet, and capacitive or infrared touch on the open frame touch monitor. Each of those products has its own product page, and the touch specification of one is never copied onto another.
Choosing a touch display starts with the environment. Capacitive touch gives a smooth phone-like response and suits clean indoor use. Infrared touch tolerates gloves and a wider range of objects, which suits industrial and public settings. Size, mounting and interface come next, and the open frame touchscreen guide explains the capacitive and infrared choice in more detail.
This category page does not carry a specification table of its own, because a touch specification belongs to a specific model. Buyers should open the product page for the model family they need — open frame, portable or Android tablet — and confirm the touch type, size and interface for that model in an enquiry. Order quantity and lead time are confirmed per model in enquiry, and prices are not published.