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  1. 23-11-2010, 10:14 PM #1
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    21" Touchscreen monitor.

    I am thinking about getting a touchscreen monitor.

    I got around £150 to spend on it, has anyone got any recommendations?

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    Re: 21" Touchscreen monitor.

    Up your budget

    Lowest cost will be around £230
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    and I'm pretty sure those are resistive not capacitive multi touch
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    Re: 21" Touchscreen monitor.

    They both mention multiitouch - which I don't think you can do with resisitive, can you?

    Capacitive isn't the only way to do it either, my HP touchscreen PC uses IR sensors to do it,
    so technically you don't actually have to touch the screen - it registers a few mm before touch.
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