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LCD Module Adds Touchscreen Capabilities To Your Monitor

LCD Module Adds Touchscreen Capabilities To Your Monitor

PC components May 17,2010 0

Albatron Technology is going to launch an External Multi-touch Module allowing you to make your LCD monitor compatible with Windows touch structure. The External Multi-touch Module EM215 will be launched during Computex 2010. The EM215 adopts with optical technology, it is compatible with Windows touch structure and can be easily within 1 minute.

The EM215 is the first external touch module that designed for multimedia LCD monitor by its 16:9 aspect ratio. It can be easily installed without using any tools of drivers and supports Windows standard gestures. Users don't have to use specific stylus, touch signal can be input by finger, pen or ruler as stylus.In addition, the module is covered with tempered glass making it scratch free.

EM215 is designed for all 21.5" LCD monitor with 16:9 aspect ratio and compatible with all 16:9 or 4:3 monitors that have small display area than 478mm*269mm.

Specifications:

Sensor refresh rate: 120 frames/ sec
Touch resolution: 32767*32767
Tempered glass thickness: 1.9mm +0.1/ -0.2mm
Calibration: In-factory calibration, user calibration free Interface: USB HID multi-touch digitizer

Power:
Operation Suspend
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 (multi-touch, driver free) Windows XP/ Vista(single touch)

Compatible monitor:
Best for 21.5"/ 16:9 LCD monitor
Compatible with all 16:9 & 4:3 LCD monitor that display area smaller than 478mm*269mm.

Tags: LCD displaysAlbatron
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