Displays

Eizo Technologies GmbH today introduced six monitors in 12, 15, and 19-inch sizes to its DuraVision series for the industrial market. Each of the three screen sizes is available with either a touch screen interface or with CVBS (composite) and S-Video inputs. All models are backed by a two-year warranty that covers 24-hour usage.

A range of Cherry designer mice will be available for visitors to buy from Stand L1 at Gadget Show Live. Premium quality and designed in Germany, Cherry mice put fast and accurate computing in your hand and add style to any desk at home or at work. GENTIX, Life Nano and Xana from the latest Cherry range connect via USB straight out of the box – a great buy for gadget lovers of any age. Normally ranging in price from £9.99 to £24.99, there a...

Cypress Semiconductor Corp. ( Nasdaq:CY) today announced that Acer Inc. has selected the TrueTouch™ touchscreen solution from Cypress to implement the multitouch touchscreen in the Acer Liquid MT smartphone.

Atmel® Corporation (NASDAQ: ATML), a leader in microcontroller and touch technology solutions, today announced that LG Electronics Mobile, one of the largest handset manufacturers in the world, has selected the Atmel maXTouch solution for its recently-launched G-Slate 8.9-inch Android tablet touchscreen.

The Sharp TFT LQ070Y3LW01 with a resolution of 800 x 480 dots provides two special characteristics for industrial applications. First feature: the display is based on the ASV wide view technology from Sharp.

VIA Technologies, Inc today announced the VIA VID series of industrial-class touch screen displays designed for a range of modern interactive kiosk, POI and POS embedded systems, extending VIA’s position as a total system and embedded component provider.

GPEG International has developed a long life LED backlight for its TFT displays. The first in the series is an 8.4 inch SVGA module which has a brightness of 250 nits and a lifetime of 17 years.

DSM Computer's professional 140 cm (55 inch) ABLE Public Display 96T5522 has a maximum depth of 46 mm and weighs only approx. 29 kg. This makes the slimline display system ideally suited for digital signage applications for which an attractive design and a very small installation depth are important criteria.

Densitron has introduced a new series of Multi-Touch Projected Capacitive Touchscreens (PCTs) which requires only the slightest touch (near 0 gram activation force) to function. The new PCTs have the ability to detect multiple stimuli and up to 10 simultaneous touch inputs.

Zytronic’s patented Projected Capacitive Technology has received another significant endorsement with the company’s innovative, highly durable touch sensors being chosen by leading Australian kiosk manufacturer FM Scanu for inclusion in systems deployed with mining giant BHP Billiton.