TouchSystems Introduces First Outdoor Interactive Display
Summary
While the display does consume energy (320W), it is equipped with an ambient light sensor and other energy-conscious tools such as a scheduler and a carbon footprint meter.The display also features an advanced thermal and cooling system, which alleviates possible overheating concerns.One of those needs is an outdoor display with touch capabilities.” X4650D-U2HB at a glance: · Dispersive Signal Technology (DST) · High brightness (1200 cd/m2) · High contrast (3500:1) · Ambient light sensor · Durable, rugged design · Internal temperature sensors and self-diagnostic tools · Built-in expansion slot TouchSystems was established in 1996.Hutto, TX, June 21, 2012 --( PR.com )-- TouchSystems is proud to announce its first outdoor interactive display.The display also features an advanced thermal and cooling system, which alleviates possible overheating concerns.