Thursday, September 1, 2011

How to Choose a Touch Screen Monitor


Touch screen monitor technology has come a long way. Today these monitors come in many sizes which offer a variety of point-of-sale options for consumers and business owners everywhere.


What is the best monitor for a business? That depends on what the individual needs of the business itself would be.


Which option is the recommend one? It depends.


1. What will the general use requirements of the device be?

2. Is this a display model that will see a lot of heavy traffic or an office touch screen that will be used by only a few isolated people?

3. Today, as always, the budget available for technology should also be a major factor in the purchased end result.


Modern displays can handle:

  1. ∋ High resolution

  2. ∋ Contrast ratios

  3. ∋ Display presentations

  4. ∋ And more


Therefore, these monitors are great for point-of-sale opportunities or kiosks within a variety of settings. As such brand, cost & available features become critical aspects of consideration within the purchase of a given unit.


For example, if considering a point-of-sale monitor it is important to understand what additional features may be able to be included. Even if the need of such items does not seem readily apparent your business may grow to the point where such accommodations would be nice to simply and easily implement.


Features to consider might include:

  1. ∇ Customer LED readouts

  2. ∇ Credit card sliders

  3. ∇ Speaker bars

  4. ∇ Biometics


The higher quality monitors can handle dust, debris and the accidental scratch without compromising the monitor's integrity.


Kiosks have their own individual needs when it comes to touch screen monitors/touch monitor.

  1. √ Size

  2. √ Durability

  3. √ Available features


These all play a major factor in finding the best monitor for your individual needs. Many kiosks require ports for RCA connectivity while including protective casing to decrease chances of damage.


NOTE: Touch screen monitors do not need to be just for business purposes as there are many home users who have their own touch screen monitors. It really does depend on what your own specific need or want for such a device might be. Even home users will find them affordable.


One last thing about these monitors is that they vary in sensitivity.


While some work with only the touch of a finger, others require a special gloved hand or stylus. This is yet another perfect reason for accessing your needs of such a device before moving ahead with a purchase of a touch screen monitor/touch monitor.

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