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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
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ViewSonic Unveils Windows 8 Certified Touch Displays at
CES
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ViewSonic today at CES announced its Windows 8 certified
TD 40 Series, including the 23" TD2340, 27" TD2740 and 32"
TD3240.
Interactivity comes standard in the TD 40 Series with the
10-point projected capacitive touch technology. The TD 40
family features Professional Grade IPS panels with
1920x1080 full HD resolution and 20,000,000:1 Dynamic
Contrast Ratio. Connectivity inputs include DisplayPort,
HDMI and VGA, along with full USB HID compliance and VESA
mount compatibility.
For interaction and comfort when using the Windows 8
operating system, the 23" TD2340 features an ergonomic
design with dual hinge stand capable of 4-way
adjustability, enabling the monitor to pivot or even lay
flat. The 27" TD2740 model includes a picture frame stand
which also allows this model to be laid flat for easier
usage. Additionally, the TD2740 offers an integrated
webcam. For commercial applications, the TD3240, with
optional stand, provides hospitality and retail sectors an
interactive information kiosk-like signage solution. The
screen with 7H surface hardness ensures high durability
and touch accuracy. All three models include integrated
SRS Premium Sound speakers and Energy Star and EPEAT
Silver certifications.
ViewSonic will be launching the TD2340 in February; ESP
(excludes VAT) will be $599. |
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