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HP Compaq L2105tm
$299.00
Released October, 2009
The Pros:Full 1080p resolution. Optical sensors pick up your finger movements meaning you don't have to fully touch your display's surface to register input. Full multitouch - allows the display to register multiple inputs at once, allowing enhanced software to utilize full hand gestures instead of simple single pointer input.
The Cons:Optical sensors instead of true capacitive / resistive touch technology mean accidental points can be registered as input. Not logical to use multitouch on a full upright display - not ergonomic or intuitive whatsoever compared to more established input devices. Doesn't always respond to multitouch input.
The HP Compaq L2105tm, is a touchscreen monitor that is designed to hook up to a Windows 7 computer. The new moniter is a full HD 1920 x 1080 LCD with an optical touchscreen supporting one-finger screen scrolling as well as two-finger mouse-like multitouch guestures.
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There is a stylus in a handy cranny off the side for those who would prefer to use a pen. The screen can be touched by gloved fingers, since the two cameras, infrared light, sensor, and reflective film create a rugged light field capable of detecting just about any type of object. The HP Compaq L2105tm has 1,000:1 static contrast ratio, 5ms response time, a built-in two-watt speaker system, and 170/160 degrees viewing angle and both DVI and VGA ports.
Features:
- 1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz (Full HD), 1.76 Million pixels
- 1000:1 contrast ratio
- 170° viewing angle
- 5 ms response rate
- 21.5'' display size
- Windows 7 certified
- Hard stylus included
User Reviews (5)
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optical sensors pick up your finger movements meaning you don't have to fully touch your display's surface to register input
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full multitouch - allows the display to register multiple inputs at once, allowing enhanced software to utilize full hand gestures instead of simple single pointer input
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includes a stylus stored within the monitor bezel
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16:9 aspect ratio is ideal for media and gaming
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optical sensors instead of true capacitive / resistive touch technology mean accidental points can be registered as input
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not logical to use multitouch on a full upright display - not ergonomic or intuitive whatsoever compared to more established input devices
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doesn't always respond to multitouch input
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lack of response can lead to display punching from unknowing users
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unattractive - boxy and plasticy
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unergonomic stand - no height adjustment, portrait mode, etc...
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16:9 aspect ratio is less than ideal for web browsing, productivity software
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