NEWS SOURCE: CyberTouch
Ideal for home and office automation and digital signage
NEWBURY PARK, CA – July 20 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — CyberTouch is pleased to announce the release of the NEO 17 LCD touch monitor. NEO 17 is a wall-mount, wide-screen (16 x 9) open-frame 17″ diagonal touch screen monitor. It utilizes a reliable, force-actuated resistive touch screen which could be touched with a gloved hand, long nails or any stylus. Designed for home-automation and home-theater industry, NEO 17 is also ideal for point-of-information, digital-signage as well as kiosk applications.
Neo 17 utilizes a bright (450 nit) LCD display and requires only 31 watts to operate. Due to this low power requirement, NEO 17 may be installed in walls without need of a fan therefore it is noiseless while in operation. The display input is VGA (1280 x 768 resolution) and the touch screen communications is offered either with a Serial RS232 or USB interface.
The input power is 12VDC. Software drivers are available for: Windows, Linux and Mac. An optional external bezel can be painted to allow color matching to desired wall colors.
For more information about NEO 17 please visit: www.cybertouch.com/NEO17.html.
About CyberTouch
CyberTouch designs and manufactures specialty touch screens and related products for the commercial, medical, industrial, aerospace, military and other harsh-environment industries. Founded in 1982 as a custom touch screen manufacturer, now-a-days, CyberTouch offers more than 300 standard touch screens, open-frame and desktop LCD touch screen monitors and value added services such as turn-key touch integration. Our Advance Product Design Department designs and builds prototypes in less than three weeks!
For further information, please call 805-499-5000 or visit: www.cybertouch.com.
News issued by: CyberTouch
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Original Story ID: (1839) :: 2006-07-0720-001
Original Keywords: LCD touch screen display, monitor, kiosk, medical scanner, point of purchase, flat panel, CyberTouch, 17-inch, Neo 17 CyberTouch
NEWS SOURCE: CyberTouch | Published: 2006-07-20 16:52:00
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