[slinkelist] cheap touchscreen options?

[shawn@sboyle.com]

If you're looking for an "integrated" solution [a monitor with a touch interface built in] then that's probably right. What I bought from touchscreens.com was a touch "add-on" kit. It looks like an anti-glare screen that attaches to the front of your existing monitor to upgrade it to a touchscreen. Here's the link for the product:

http://touchscreens.com/external_crt.shtml

And here's the link for the price [model: MT1415PC-S]:

http://touchscreens.com/pricing.shtml

If you're looking for something smaller than a laptop, you might want to look at some of the TouchLinc products at SmartHome.com [ http://www.smarthome.com/lcdpanel.html ]. They have models that transmit X10 and ones that have an RS-232 interface [although I don't know what type of protocol it uses].

Good luck,
-Shawn

On Mon, 03 April 2000, "Michael Cody" wrote:

> 
> There was a post last week about an inexpensive touchscreen.  I went to www.touchscreens.com  and even emailed them but they said their cheapest was  $900 not $160 as posted here.  
> 
> Does anyone know an inexpesive way to bring CDJ control/interface into something I can keep on my media room coffee table.  I'm thinking smaller than a laptop, touchscreen capable, and backlit.

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