A touch panel or touch screen is a touch-sensitive transparent screen mounted in front of an LCD. It provides a way for a person to interact with an electronic system. Typically the system will display several icons on the LCD and expect the user to select one by touching it. (read more)

TouchSense® Technology for Touch Screens

The process of authentication or the fundamental skills of communicating and learning can be enhanced with a touch screen that provides tactile feedback. Devices that provide synchronized sound and graphics upon touch are more intuitive, personal and satisfying. (read more)

Touch screens are used with information kiosks, computer-based training devices, and systems designed to help individuals who have difficulty manipulating a mouse or keyboard. (read more)

New Panasonic GT05 series Touch Screen Displays offers increased functionality and image quality over touch screens of similar size. The 3.5 inch GT05 series is available in color and monochrome. The color models support 4096 colors. Monochrome models offer multi color backlighting (White, Red and Pink or Red, Green and Orange). Images on all models are crisp, bright and of high contrast ratio,... (read more)

Schuster Electronics offers the color LCD screens readable in direct sunlight with super-bright 1K-nit digital TFT LCDs of 3.5" diagonal from AZ Displays. Applications include: hand-held instruments, law enforcement tools, military devices, avionics products, marine navigational controls, after-market automotive, and industrial equipment, etc. (read more)

Advantech's Launches 8" VGA TFT LCD Touch Panel Computer (read more)

HSAUSA is proud to introduce the new CT-Touch™ high-resolution touch-screen controller, suitable for a wide range of industrial applications, including multiple printing possibilities. Applications include packaging automation, label printers, ink jet printers, barcode scanners, vision systems, integration and control of machinery and warehouse control software. (read more)

Densitron breaks the 6" touch screen barrier with their 5.7" Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) Touch Screens. Sub 6" touch screen technologies were fragile to scratches and cleaning, often required continued calibration due to drift, were not transparent enough, and in some instances did not work with a gloved hand. SAW Touch Screens address these issues. (read more)

Omni Displays can identify the appropriate value added service that will make your display a winner. (read more)

Touch screen users can now enter multiple touches simultaneously from a single touch screen with GM Nameplate's custom 5-wire multi-zoned touch screen. (read more)