PEMBROKE, Bermuda — Tyco Electronics' Elo TouchSystems, a provider of touchscreen technology, has announced the unveiling of the Elo TouchSystems 2240L wide-aspect, high-resolution LCD touchmonitor, according to a news release.
The company introduced the new touchmonitor at the annual International Gaming Expo in London.
Designed for use in high-traffic casino gaming, video game entertainment and self-service kiosk environments, the 2240L offers a wide viewing angle and delivers clear, bright and long-lasting performance, according to the release.
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| The Elo TouchSystems 2240L Touchmonitor. |
"The 2240L truly represents a breakthrough in terms of design and performance in touchscreen technology," said Kristof Heyndrickx, product manager for Elo TouchSystems. "The 2240L offers exceptional visual performance in a wide variety of lighting environments, fully meeting the elevated consumer expectations in the age of high-definition television."
The innovative design of the open-frame 2240L provides a fit for gaming applications and can be deployed in both landscape and portrait orientations. With a front-facing, metal hardened anodised bezel and L-mounting brackets and slim dimensional profile (500 mm x 332 mm x 80 mm), the 2240L offers installation flexibility in a variety of entertainment and retail environments. In addition, the integrated on-screen display control, as well as remote OSD, allow for simplified management of the 2240L, according to the release.
The 2240L is the latest addition to Elo's existing portfolio of open-frame touchmonitors, now available in 20, 22, 26 and 32 inch screen sizes. At launch, the 2240L is available with industry-leading touch technologies including IntelliTouch surface acoustic wave, and capacitive, as well as no-touch version. The pure-glass and sealed-screen used with IntelliTouch technology helps prevent damage from spills, smoke and other potential hazards, while Elo's next generation surface capacitive touchscreen controller offers provides performance and accuracy. The 2240L features acoustic pulse recognition (APR) technology that senses touch by recognizing unique patterns of acoustic waves. It is scheduled for release in early 2009.
