3m Touch Monitor

[Oldtimehockey]

Hi, I'm looking to purchase a touchscreen Monitor for a Jukebox project. I've found the following monitors.

Has anybody used these? Are they a pain?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=280251842121&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=018

They're 3m Monitors

[kayoteq]

I"ve put in a few systems using touchscreens; they're generally quite durable, being made for point-of-sale systems mostly, most use a mouse driver for Win98/2000/XP and plug in either by USB or a mouse port. If they fail calibration, though, it's pretty much done for except as just a display. I've only have one or two actually fail calibration, though. Calibration, in this case, is just a series of targets you hit with your finger to line up the system.  The failure is something to do with the geometry failing to map out the whole screen consistently; the top half lines up, the bottom goes all over the place..

The newer you get, the better, as the quality has improved over time. ELO touchsystems are the ones I mostly encounter, but any number of manufacturers can be involved in the components themselves.

[Oldtimehockey]

Thanks Kayotec, I actually went with a ELO