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General description of InfoTouch classic model Kiosk
This kiosk excels by a modern design and an exceptional functionality. These characteristics are at the same level with similar products manufactured in other countries with tradition in this field. InfoTouch classic is our best sold model.
The main actor is the touch screen. The touchscreens allow to interact with computer systems simply by touch, without additional equipments as keyboard and mouse. This has the advantage of eliminating the psychological barrier between the human being and the computer.
The compact design of the InfoTouch kiosks is assured by the use of touch screen monitors with liquid crystals in TFT technology. The capacitive technology touch screen monitors are manufactured by 3M Touch Systems. They are characterized by high sensitivity and accuracy having in the same time an extremely short reaction time and high reliability.
The rugged enclosure is realized on a plated steel structure. It integrates a touch screen LCD monitor, a PC and an audio system. InfoTouch is delivered in standard configuration with network adapter which allows to remote control it and to connect it to the complex presentation systems. On the rear panel, under a door with key, are available the reset and on-off power buttons, USB plug for keyboard and mouse, RJ45 plug for 10/100 MB Ethernet, video or RS232 plug.
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Due to the flexibility conferred by the included technology and the configurable software, there are a broad variety of application fields for InfoTouch classic like:
· Products and services promotion in exhibitions, showrooms, supermarkets
· Extended products catalogues presentation with direct order option
· Information kiosks in fairs and exhibitions with exhibitors list and location, search engines for products
· Queuing management and general information at the banks, hospitals, embassies, etc
· Interactive presentations at museums and collections
· Internet access in public places with pay-per-use possibility
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