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All-in-One Fanless Touchscreen PC withstands industrial use.

2013-05-31 14:31:38| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Featuring 19 in. display with resistive touchscreen technology that accommodates gloved input, iOne-N19 is waterproof and dustproof with IP64 rating and powered by Intel Cedarview D2500 processor. Industrial-grade computer can be used in any location within industrial facility as free-standing PC, in kiosk, on extension arm, or on wall using VESA mounting holes. Intended for factory automation, machine control, or kiosks, PC can also be used in clean room environments. This story is related to the following:Flat Panel Computers

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Windows 8.1 unveiled: Lots of touchscreen tweaks; Desktop users will be dissatisfied

2013-05-30 17:40:29| Extremetech

At long last, and probably in response to the growing number of leaks, Microsoft has published an official "first look" of Windows 8.1 (Blue). As expected, the Start button is making a return (but the Start menu isn't), you can boot straight to the desktop, you can now view multiple Metro apps side-by-side, and the Metro control panel (PC Settings) has been beefed up to contain lots of important settings, such as screen resolution and power options.

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HP $399 touchscreen laptop breaks price barrier

2013-05-23 14:30:54| InfoWorld: Top News

Hewlett-Packard has introduced a new wave of Envy and Pavilion thin and light laptops, including an 11.6-inch touchscreen model priced aggressively at $399. The lineup includes three TouchSmart laptops with touchscreens and two non-touch laptops. The less expensive touch models, the $399 Pavilion TouchSmart with an 11.6-inch screen and the $529 Envy TouchSmart 15 with a 15.6-inch screen, have Advanced Micro Devices' latest chips. New AMD chips code-named Kabini, Temash and Richland were announced on Thursday.

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Microsoft building touch-screen feature into Chrome

2013-05-15 16:39:02| CNET News.com

To spread its flexible Pointer Events interface beyond Windows 8 and IE10, Microsoft programmers are trying to build support into Google's browser. [Read more]

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