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Kiosk Touchmonitors
Kiosk Touchmonitors
Kiosks are all around us—whether we notice them or not. The stand in
the middle of a hotel lobby offering up piles of brochures is a kiosk. The
booth in the airport where you buy your pre-flight gum is a kiosk. A
kiosk is a small pavilion with one or more open sides. Kiosks function
as newsstands, coffee stands and point-of-information booths—and they
are everywhere.
Adding a touchmonitor to a kiosk brings a new dimension of functional-
ity to it. For example, a kiosk touchmonitor can sell airline or theater
tickets, give information or directions in a museum or hotel, act as an
ATM to process bank transactions and demonstrate products. Since
kiosks do not take up much space they are a cost efficient addition to
your work force.
When you place a computer and touchmonitor into a kiosk cabinet, you
want it to remain trouble-free for as long as possible. Elo's technical
expertise and high manufacturing standards go into creating a kiosk
touchmonitor that will withstand stress and succeed in a public access
context.
The custom designed metal chassis serves as a protective structure for
the touchscreen and its bezel. The flat touchmonitor bezel is sealed to
the touchscreen in order to protect the touchmonitor electronics from
splashed liquids, dirt and dust.
Elo designed its kiosk touchmonitor to allow for creativity in your cabi-
net plans. Elo's kiosk touchmonitors fit into your cabinet designs, not
the other way around.
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