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Clip-On Touchscreen Sells for Under $200

10/01/95

The SimpleTouch clip-on touchscreen brings the benefits of integrated touchsystems to classroom computers for under $200. Simply attach its hinge to the top of a standard monitor using the heavy-duty velcro included, then plug its cord into the computer's serial port. The touchscreen utilizes Analog Resistive technology, so it may be operated with a finger, stylus, gloved hand or any object. Its single cord carries both coordinate information and power. Driver software allows the screen to plug-and-go with any Windows application by emulating a mouse. SimpleTouch is available for 14", 15" and 17" monitors. The Graphics Technology Co., Austin, TX, (800) 417-3436.

This article originally appeared in the 10/01/1995 issue of THE Journal.

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