Visit Elo at KioskCom 2006, Las Vegas, Nevada

Visit Elo at KioskCom 2006, April 10-11, 2006, in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center, booth 324, to see how Elo's products provide the optimum touch solution for point-of-information and point-of-sale application needs. Elo will show desktop and panel- and rear-mount LCD touchmonitors, including 12" and 15" LCD multifunction desktop touchmonitors with magnetic stripe reader, rear-facing display, and biometric fingerprint recognition; a 15" LCD touchcomputer; an entry-level 15" LCD rear-mount touchmonitor; and 12"–19" LCD rear-mount touchmonitors. Elo's products are available with industry-leading technologies, including surface wave (IntelliTouch, iTouch, SecureTouch), resistive (AccuTouch, AT4), infrared (CarrollTouch), and capacitive (projected and surface).

Business Solutions: Boost Web POS Sales with Support

Dan Schell's article in the January 2006 issue of Business Solutions highlights POSWorld, an Elo reseller with many restaurant clients ranging from quick service to fine dining. POSWorld President and CEO, Joe Bushéy, points out that, while his company sells a lot of touch monitors to restaurants, some touch monitors are not suitable for this environment because the supplier offers a standard monitor with a touch overlay added to it. He has, however, no such problems with Elo's products because they are specifically designed for touch from the ground up. Bushéy is particularly impressed with Elo's 1515L, an entry-level 15" LCD touchmonitor that has helped POSWorld improve its competitive edge.

IGWB: Kiosks Handle New Tasks and Improved Sales

In the February 2006 issue of International Gaming & Wagering Business (IGWB) magazine, Anne Burke's article discusses the expanding role of kiosks in the gaming and hospitality industry and suggests that advancements in kiosk hardware may lead to increased usage. For example, improved technology produces kiosk monitors with sharper picture quality, creating a more all-encompassing experience for the customer. Mike Sigona, Elo's marketing manager, describes how Elo's IntelliTouch surface wave touch technology contributes to that experience by minimizing reflections and preserving color quality, while Elo's wide-angle panels allow the display to be seen from any angle. In the rapidly expanding field of interactive digital signage, Sigona notes that the screen has to be big enough to capture the customer's attention, yet small enough so that customer interaction can still be at arm's length, and suggests that Elo's 32" touchscreen is the perfect fit for this situation.

Global Gaming Business: Touchscreen Monitors for Gaming Applications

Touchscreens and touchmonitors for gaming applications were the subject of Frank Legato's "Technology" feature in the January 2006 issue of Global Gaming Business magazine. Steven Abramovich, Elo's vice president of global sales and marketing, comments on the upsurge of LCD monitors in the gaming industry: because their design is much slimmer than the traditional CRT monitors, a casino can significantly increase the number of slot machines in its existing floor space. Abramovich also cites the durability of Elo's IntelliTouch surface wave touch technology in a touch-intensive environment such as the gaming and amusement industry.
 

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