Advances in monitor technology have enabled touch sensitive monitors that can perform specific actions by responding to a user touching relevant screen areas.
A special monitor that lets the user make choices by touching icons or graphical buttons on the screen.
A transparent screen in front of a display sensing touch, allowing for a highly-interactive user interface. There are numerous technologies used to make touch screens. By far the most common is the resistive touch screen. Others include capacitive touch screens, acoustic touch screens, and infrared touch screens.
A video display terminal that also acts as an input device. You touch a portion of the screen and it relays that on the POS system. Several POS systems have been built around "touch screen technology". Most touch screen applications have to be written specifically for touch screen technology.
Computerized CRT or LCD screen directory or information station that is activated by touching the screen. See also interactive.
a computer display screen that is sensitive to human touch, allowing a
a device placed on or built into the computer monitor that allows direct activation of the computer, or selection of a program, through a touch on the screen
a device placed on the computer monitor (or built into it) that allows direct selection or activation of the computer by a touch of the screen
a device placed over or above a display which provides a signal when the screen is mechanically touched
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a input device that allows the user to interact with the computer by touching the display screen
a means of using computer applications and choosing options within the application without using a mouse
a monitor screen that allows users to interact with a computer system by touching an area of the display screen
an assembly that is mounted in front of a video display
a screen through which data can be input just by touching it with a finger
a special kind of screen which is sensitive to touch
a special overlay that covers the screen and
a special type of VDU, which has a grid of light beams or fine wires criss-crossing the screen
a special type of visual display unit with a screen which is sensitive to pressure or touching
a transparent sensor layer that is put on top of any LCD display and has a controller on the motherboard
A computer display controlled through the touch of a finger on the screen
A transparent, pressure-sensitive input device placed on the computer monitor. It is activated by touch, and can operate as a replacement for a mouse.
A display device that is touched with the finger to issue commands or otherwise generate input to the connected PC.
A computer screen that can be interacted with directly by touching elements on the display.
A computer display which has a grid of infra-red transmitters and receivers, positioned on either side of the screen, and which is used to control a cursor position. When you want to make a selection or to move the cursor, you point to the screen, breaking two of the beams, which gives the exact position of your finger
Input device that allows the user to touch areas on the screen to enter data. 4.9
A screen or membrane for a video or computer monitor which typically employs XY coordinates to interpret pressure in designated locations (i.e. hotspots) as input to initiate actions or responses.
Offers the user total control by way of touch. Radio Stations, Equalizer functions, picture modes & more can all be easily controlled via the Touch-screen operation.
responsive screen for giving instructions to Videophone.
is a clear computer display screen that fits over a monitor and allows the user to access the computer by touch instead of by mouse or keyboard. The touch screen reacts to the touch and sends a signal to the controller board which processes it and sends it on to the computer which reacts to it the same as it reacts to a mouse or keyboard. There are three types of touch screen technology… see Resistive, Capacitive and SAW.
A CRT screen with which an operator can interact by touching icons displayed on the screen, rather than through a keyboard or mouse
A computer screen with sensors that respond to touch.
Is a type of modern monitor screen. Action can be initiated by touching the relevant point on the monitor screen.
Hardware device enabling students to provide input by touching areas of the screen (such as pictures or words) rather than using a keyboard or mouse.
Also called a touch-sensitive screen, a computer monitor attachment that can sense the location at which a viewer touches the screen to respond to a question or prompt in a script.
A computer screen that allows data to be entered or retrieved using a specialized pen to write on the screen, or by making direct physical contact with the computer screen.
An input/output device that allows a user to control the computer by touching the screen, which then displays the output.
A touch sensitive computer display screen. The user selects, moves and draws by pointing to, and touching, the relevant part of the screen.
A computer display that allows for control of a computer program though the touch of a finger on the screen.
Input device over the television or a special computer screen that is used to simplify user input and response. The user touches the screen rather than a keyboard, keypad, or mouse to control the output. Touch screens work best with menus or multiple-choice decision points, and also allow some simulation of hands-on training, i.e. pointing to parts of a body.
an input device; used by touching the computer screen
An input device that allows access to a computer by touching the screen. These are widely used commercially at retail outlets and banks.
Touch-sensitive display that users interact with by touching areas of the screen. 5.12
n. A computer screen designed or modified to recognize the location of a touch on its surface. By touching the screen, the user can make a selection or move a cursor. The simplest type of touch screen is made up of a grid of sensing lines, which determine the location of a touch by matching vertical and horizontal contacts. Another, more accurate type uses an electrically charged surface and sensors around the outer edges of the screen to detect the amount of electrical disruption and pinpoint exactly where contact has been made. A third type has infrared light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and sensors around the outer edges of the screen. These LEDs and sensors create an invisible infrared grid, which the user's finger interrupts, in front of the screen. Compare light pen.
sensitive display screen which enables the computer to react to the touch of a finger or stylus. May be an add-on window for a normal monitor, or built into a special monitor (Touch Monitor).
A touch screen is a transparent overlay mounted on the display. When the overlay is touched, an electrical signal identifies which area was pressed.