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TouchSystems debuts new touch PC for kiosks
September 17, 2009
TouchSystems, an Austin, Texas-based provider of touch-enabled solutions, has introduced its rugged Industrial Chassis Design, or ICD, Panel PC.
According to a news release from TouchSystems, the ICD Panel PC is available with several screen sizes and can be customized to individual kiosks' application requirements. The company says the interactive PC is resistant to chemicals, dirt, liquids and other contaminants and is ideal for rugged or industrial deployments.
Carol Nordin, senior vice president of TouchSystems, says the company developed the product to meet a growing demand for rugged, flexible solutions:
We've built our reputation on our drive to consistently deliver the most reliable, cost-effective touch solutions to our customers. We saw a demand for an extremely rugged, high-performance interactive solution with market versatility and flexible design options. The new ICD line delivers all of these features without the hefty price tag.
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