Hello David & list,
Yes, this is an interesting alley to walk down, the compact sized
touchscreen could mean interesting applications in exhibtion settings.
The City Library of Gothenburg has used them in their exhibition space, I
wrote a piece about it with pics, please see link below. They m
> From: "Farrell, David"
> Date: July 21, 2011 3:19:10 PM EDT
> To: "'Museum Computer Network Listserv'"
> Subject: [MCN-L] Using iPads as stationary display
> Reply-To: Museum Computer Network Listserv
>
> Hi all - In the last few months there have been posts to this list concerned
> the use
Hi Kristin, we installed a dozen touch screens in our new wing for Art of
the Americas last year, most of which were NEC 2690WUXi and 3090WUXi
monitors with 3M capacitive touch panels integrated (single touch only).
They are compatible with Windows, and using 3rd party drivers, Macs as well.
Of cou
Hi all - In the last few months there have been posts to this list concerned
the use of iPads in museums, but mostly in the context of visitor being able to
use one made available by the museums in galleries or learning lounges, and
presumably able to walk around with them. We are considering us
We are a contemporary art museum in North Adams, MA in search of a
consultant to assist us with identifying and implementing a cloud-based
system for storing our 12+ years of images of art and events. We're
looking for someone who can assess our needs and capabilities through
staff interviews and
Hello all,
I will second the opinion on the Elo touch screens. We have 20 units that
have been in use nine hours per day for about six years with no problems.
We also have several 3M touch screens, also with no problems. I would not
hesitate to recommend them to anyone.
Also, with separate comp
If you are interested, please follow the link below.
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Hi Kristin,
Although they're both good units, our experience is that ELO touchscreens
are more durable than HP TouchSmarts.
Good luck!
Kristy Somerlot
www.ImpactCommunications.com
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If you have an opportunity to buy the monitor separate from the computer (which
is sometimes better for security, since you can hide the computer in a box),
the near-consensus on this list in the past has been that Elo touchscreen
monitors are best.
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