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IGE PREVIEW
Elo shows latest touch
technology at IGE
New Gaming Monitors, Zero-Bezel Touchscreen Monitors and Multi-Touch
Technology are all on stand 3444…
T
yco Electronics’ Elo TouchSystems will be experience that today’s consumers have come to
showing its latest touch technology for expect from all forms of video.
gaming applications at IGE. The company’s Combining state-of-the-art Acoustic Pulse
exhibits will focus on their quality, Recognition (APR) touch technology – an Elo
experience and leadership in touch exclusive – with a seamless screen, the 1900L and
technology with a broad range of touchmonitors and 2200L touchmonitors are designed for use in a
touchcomputers on display. variety of applications including cash registers, point-
The latest Elo gaming monitor, the 2240L, features of-information, loyalty kiosks and casino
a wide viewing angle panel (178° x 178°) in the 22" management, and offer
widescreen format and delivers all the traditional Elo both aesthetic
advantages – designed for touch, long product life elegance and
cycle and wide choice of touch technologies – in a world-class
slim housing. Aimed at casino applications, the durability.
2240L can be supplied with surface acoustic wave, Because APR
capacitive or acoustic pulse recognition (APR) touch technology
technology within exactly the same form factor. The works by
2240L is now the third Elo 22" monitor in this recognising the
popular format along with the 2200L and 2239L and sound created
an addition to the popular family of wide-aspect when the
open-frame touchmonitors ranging in size from 19" monitor’s surface
through 32". is touched, users
Elo TouchSystems will also be showing the latest can interact with
developments in multi-touch technology as shown in the touchscreens
the US at the presentation of Microsoft’s future in the new 1900L
Windows operating system with multi-touch support. and 2200L
As a global player in touch technology, Tyco touchmonitors
Electronics’ state-of-the-art R&D capabilities and with virtually any
mass production facilities make the company well kind of stylus —
positioned to exploit new opportunities in the mass from a fingertip
user market and its proven infrared technology is to the edge of a
capable of being adapted to deliver reliable, high credit card. Both
sensitivity multi-touch functionality in high-volume monitors also
desktop and kiosk monitors. With touch now provide zero-drift
becoming the standard user interface in gaming performance and will never require recalibration,
applications, Elo anticipates that multi-touch will ensuring a long, low-maintenance functional life. The
become ubiquitous in the leisure sector. The new touchmonitors can also be supplied with the Elo
company has already developed a working multi- IntelliTouch surface wave touch technology.
touch technology and is close to launching new Elo is also exhibiting its latest all-in-one
products for 2009. touchcomputer family for casino management, sports
Also on show will be the new Elo 1900L and 2200L betting and bingo applications among many others.
high resolution LCD touchmonitors, the first zero- The 17A2 17" and 15A2 15" models have an ultra-
bezel wide-aspect ratio touchmonitors with a 100% compact, flexible design, a comprehensive range of
useable surface area, offering a radically different field-installable peripherals and a host of additional
look and feel for touchscreen technology. The zero- features that make them ideal for use in the leisure
bezel design removes the frame, or bezel, of standard and gaming industries.
monitors to create a seamless glass surface designed Tyco Electronics’ Elo TouchSystems is exhibiting on
to showcase the widescreen, high-definition stand 3444.
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