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pp2 · 02-28-2007

Too many choices tend to overwhelm consumers. It is important to make an informed decision in respect to any computer accessory and not simply base your decision on cost. As an example, did you know you can transform a flat panel monitor into a touch screen monitor in under 2 minutes with a simple add-on external kit? Or that touch screen monitors are interface-free and require no additional software? In fact, any mouse driven application should work well with practically any touch screen addition. Of course, there are exceptions but this is fairly standard.

Lloyd Brown · 03-01-2007

I have enough trouble with my dog getting in the way of my keyboard . . . I can only imagine what would happen if I had a touch screen monitor.

Mesoc · 03-01-2007

A touch screen monitor...I don't think that would work for me, what am I suppose to do if I get food on the monitor and I go to clean it with windex? I need my mouse to play video games!

I think that would be great for any small business though, heck, you wouldn't need as much room either.

QuietLunatic · 05-02-2007

My local movie theatre has touch screen monitors in the ticket kiosk. They're terrific for that kind of use, but I can't see they'd be all that practical for home use, especially for mums (or grandmas) with small kids in their laps.

Kaizen · 05-02-2007

Touch Screen monitors are not only easy to use, but they are extremely fun and functional. People will want to use it because they are touching the screen , whilst they are buying a product.

attagirl · 05-09-2007

This is just up my alley. I think that the less work I have to do the better. I can make decisions so it would not be an issue. I would love a flat screen with touch technology. it would rock

nforce · 07-16-2007

Whenever I go to ATMs for withdrawing cash I see touchscreen panels. Dont you think that touch screens would have cleaning issues and what about harsh handling? can they handle it

02-28-2007	#1 (permalink)
pp2 Consumer Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 3	Touch Screen Monitors Too many choices tend to overwhelm consumers. It is important to make an informed decision in respect to any computer accessory and not simply base your decision on cost. As an example, did you know you can transform a flat panel monitor into a touch screen monitor in under 2 minutes with a simple add-on external kit? Or that touch screen monitors are interface-free and require no additional software? In fact, any mouse driven application should work well with practically any touch screen addition. Of course, there are exceptions but this is fairly standard.

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03-01-2007	#2 (permalink)
Lloyd Brown Administrator Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 517	I have enough trouble with my dog getting in the way of my keyboard . . . I can only imagine what would happen if I had a touch screen monitor.

03-01-2007	#3 (permalink)
Mesoc Consumer Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 81	A touch screen monitor...I don't think that would work for me, what am I suppose to do if I get food on the monitor and I go to clean it with windex? I need my mouse to play video games! I think that would be great for any small business though, heck, you wouldn't need as much room either.

05-02-2007	#4 (permalink)
QuietLunatic Consumer Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Nova Scotia Posts: 66	My local movie theatre has touch screen monitors in the ticket kiosk. They're terrific for that kind of use, but I can't see they'd be all that practical for home use, especially for mums (or grandmas) with small kids in their laps.

05-02-2007	#5 (permalink)
Kaizen Consumer Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 55	Touch Screen monitors are not only easy to use, but they are extremely fun and functional. People will want to use it because they are touching the screen , whilst they are buying a product.

05-09-2007	#6 (permalink)
attagirl Consumer Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 42	This is just up my alley. I think that the less work I have to do the better. I can make decisions so it would not be an issue. I would love a flat screen with touch technology. it would rock

07-16-2007	#7 (permalink)
nforce Consumer Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 62	Whenever I go to ATMs for withdrawing cash I see touchscreen panels. Dont you think that touch screens would have cleaning issues and what about harsh handling? can they handle it