Re: I need a touch screen for a kiosk. What should I look for?

The funny thing about touch screens is that the issues isn't so much the
hardware. It realy comes down to the quality of the driver. I think HP
does a better job than just about anyone else in this area but I HIGHLY
recommend testing it with your presentations to make certain there are no
gottcha's hanging around the corner.


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Solutions to Multimedia in PowerPoint www.pfcmedia.com


"BG" <mdpine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi all:
>
> My client wants to set up a kiosk at a trade show with several PowerPoints
> to choose from. He wants me to advise him on which touch screen he should
> buy. I know diddly about touch screens, so any advice would be
appreciated.
> Sorry to trouble the group with this, but I ran several searchs trying to
> find comparative analysis studies of touch screens and didn't find
anything.
> Thanks!
>
> Bob Green
>
>

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