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Accu Td-104 Signature Panel, Intelligent Interactive Digi-Work, Small Touch Monitor, Conference

Accu Td-104 Signature Panel, Intelligent Interactive Digi-Work, Small Touch Monitor, Conference

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USB Digitizer Display

Intelligent pen touch on screen

Pen and Paint directly on screen, intelligent interactive digi-work

 

TD-104-1 / TD-104-2 USB digitizer display specification

 

Panel:

Display       10.1" TFT LCD Panel   10.4" TFT LCD Panel  
Screen Size222.72 (H) × 125.28 (V)210.43 (H) × 157.8 (V)
Resolution1024 × 6001024 × 768
Pixel Pitch (mm)0.2175(H) × 0.2088(V)0.2055(H) × 0.2055(V)
Brightness250cd/m2(type) LED340cd/m2(type) LED
Display ColorsSupport Colors 262 KSupport Colors 262 K
Response Time16 ms16 ms

 

 

Tablet:

Patent TechnologyElectromagnetic with Stylus
Resolution2048 LPI
Report Rate138 ~ 150 pps
Pen Pressure1024 levels @ full scale
Reading HighMax.10 mm ( customized )
Coordinate Accuracy±0.5mm ( central area )
OptionalFinger Touch ( 101WD / 104WD )
Internal MemoryUSB 2.0 Flash disk ( single )
Status Indicator LampFlash Disk × 1; Display × 1
Key Function3KEY ( light intensity switch )

 

System:

Operation SystemWindows XP / VISTA / 7
Work Voltage5V
Power Dissipation7.5W
InterfaceUSB Port × 1
 DC Jack × 1
 Wired Pen Jack × 1

 

Touch:

Touch MonitorElectromagnetic + Capacitance
 Multi Touch ( Optional )

 

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Q: I understand the parameters, but parameters are one thing, and the real experience can differ greatly.I'm looking for a LCD monitor with built-in TV tuner and remote control, preferably non-wide ; max 16:10 -, around 20'' and in lower cost category.Could you submit some recommendations please?
good quality LCD monitors don't come with built in TV tuners. u should rather go in for LCD TV's instead If you still want to go with LCD Monitors only. I would suggest buy an external TV tuner long with a good monitor. Dell sp2208wfp is an awesome choice
Q: What is the imaging principle of liquid crystal display?
Liquid crystal is a kind of special substance between liquid and solid, it has liquid flow property and solid optical property. When the liquid crystal is affected by the voltage, it changes its physical properties and deforms. At this point, the color of the light changes with the angle of its light to produce color.There is a backlit LCD screen behind the light through the first layer of polarizing plate, liquid crystal to come on, and when the light through the LCD, will produce light color change from the light from the liquid crystal, must go through a color filter and second polarizing plates. Since the polarization of the two polarizing plates is 90 degrees, coupled with changes in voltage and other devices, the LCD displays the color we want.Liquid crystal display has active and passive two, in fact, these two imaging principles are similar, but the design and direction of the backlight and polarizer are different. The active liquid crystal displays also use FET field effect transistors and common electrodes, which allows the liquid crystal to remain potential until the next voltage changes. In this way, active LCDs do not produce ghost or image delay defects that are common in passive lcds. The active type liquid crystal screen is now the most popular TFT (Thin Film Transistor thin film transistor), passive LCD screen STN (Super TN super twisted nematic (Double LCD) and DSTN layer Super TN double super twisted nematic LCD) etc..
Q: I have a HP 2009m LCD monitor. My cable box is a Explorer 3200. What cables do I need for this?
The way signals are processed by a monitor and a TV are different. You'd need a converter box between the cable box and the monitor.
Q: I have been reading some reviews regarding this monitor and many users are complaining about a buzzing noise the monitor makes when the brightness is turned down. Does anyone know if I should purchase it or is this a known problem on all these models? Also, how well does this monitor perform to the Dell 19 widescreen monitor? Thanks!
I don't have either of these monitors but I do know that the 19 inch Samsung was rated one of the highest monitors by PC World in their 100 best products of 2006, the Dell was also, but it was a little bit lower. If you don't feel comfortable buying, go with the Dell, I know that they produce good LCD monitors and have won awards for them. The monitor I have is a Benq. I don't know how it stands to todays standards, but when I bought it around two years ago, it had better quality than any other monitor I could find. So far I haven't had any problems with it and it works great. As long as you go with a pretty common brand such as Samsung or Dell, you should get a pretty good monitor. If there is a problem with it, I'm sure they would be able to help fix the problem. Hope this Helps!! Have fun with the new monitor.
Q: Hi, I am an independent filmmaker and I am looking for a rather cheap, small, battery operated LCD monitor that has the right threading to attach to a tripod. It doesn't have to be HD or anything, I just need a small external monitor with AV input. I haven't thoroughly searched for one but any help would be much appreciated.
Cheap and easy do not go well together, but if your looking for basic output I would suggest either an outdated car LCD or PVP. You will not get the best resolutions and will need an external power source, but do your research to see how cheap a small AC pack is vs buying one that takes cells. More than likely, for basic resolution you could get away with a cheap 100 watt pack on a screen not built for carry.
Q: Don't tell me it doesn't matter if Ann doesn't install it. My question is how to install it? Go away, white!My monitor is DELL 2405fpw, and the driver has 3 filesA security catalog is shown below 2405fpw.catThe ICC configuration file shown below 2405fpw.icmThe installation information shown below 2405fpw.infPlease tell me how to install the driver for this display The more comprehensive, the better!
Before installing the display driver, there will be a lot of plug and play monitors in the device managerFind the monitor options inside the plug is inserted in the first page of the monitor with a monitor right click Update drive out whether the next second page search install from a list or designated location third page don't the next step in device manager. I want to choose the driver to install a fourth page from disk fifth page browse your files inside the folder where the driver will display the 2405fpw file selection after open and then determine the next step to completeFrom the above documentation, this drive applies only to the Windows2000 system
Q: I want to buy a new monitor to replace my CRT. My CRT supports 1600x1200 resolution. I do not want to buy an LCD that support 1680x1050. Overall there are fewer pixels with 1680x1050 than 1600x1200 and it does not support 1080p resolution.What are my options for an LCD monitor that supports 1920x1080?
It depends on the size you are looking at. There aren't meny lcd's lower than 32 inches with full 1920x1080 p resolution capabilities. Also you can always turn to plasma's. Try searching for Olevia, Vizio these are brands that offer 1080p in bigger screen sizes I belive starting at 42 inches. Or look at Samsung, Sony and Sharp. Much more exspensive but offer full 1080p capbilities starting at 32 inches. Also why do you need full 1080p unless you plan on buying blu-ray or hd-dvd or have a 360 elite or ps3. Other wise there is no support for that resolution, hd cable and sat use 1080i while sports channels use 720p.
Q: I read so many reviews of LCD monitors for gaming and hear how badly the monitor ghosts. When are folks going to realize that using the VGA connector is what causes the majority of that problem? With VGA you go digital-analog-digital. Using DVI it's pure digital all the way, which eliminates the majority of LCD gaming problem. I'd like to see the manufacturer's stop making LCD's with analog ports on them. Then the stupid reviews would stop.
It's called Legacy support So long as there are customers out there that have computers with ONLY VGA connections the manufacturers will supply them. My current monitor, an 8-week old ASUS VE248Q has a VGA port on it. But the Digital connection is HDMI. No DVI My three year old quad core desktop and it's graphix card (which was high end at the time of mfg) has only a DVI port Let me say it was damned convenient that the monitor was supplied with a DVIDVD video cable One of the criteria I had in buying the monitor was that it use HDMI (two other equally important criteria were LED backlighting and a VESA mount capability) I'm not a gamer so a newer HDMI graphix card is not a priority (nor is spending $30 on an HDMIHDMI cable) because all it would gain me is allowing the use of the built in speakers on the monitor Not excited about that either as I have better speakers already
Q: I purchased an Electron 32 TV/LCD Monitor in April from Walmart for $488. I saw that it was supposed to only do 1366x768. But I ran at a higher resolution 1600x1200 with a standard VGA adapter in/out. I did manage to get 1920x1080 with the same setup running with my onboard Intel GX31 chipset on the motherboard. Now I have installed a ATI 4550, and now my max resolution is 1600x1200 again, do I just have to use DVI or HDMI connectors to get back to 1920x1080 I also had 1920 x 1440 but the screen was of set. I love my monitor as it doubles as a TV I'd just like to get the maximum resolution I can with whatever cables I need. Also I just bought the video card on the weekend.
Your LCD TV's native resolution is 1366x768. That means the screen has an actual physical grid of thin-film transistor picture elements (the dots that make up an image) arranged in a rectangle 1366 dots wide, 768 dots tall. There is no point in trying to use resolutions higher than 1366x768 on that LCD TV, because the LCD TV will just downscale a higher resolution image to fit its 1366x768 screen. In fact, trying to display 1920x1080 on that screen will look WORSE than a 1366x768 image. The 1366x768 image needs no manipulation-- It will pixel-map 1:1 onto that 1366x768 screen. The 1920x1080 screen on the other hand will need pixel interpolation (shrink-down to 1366x768), which results in fuzziness or jaggies on the scaled-down image.
Q: I want to use this monitor for playing games, watching movies and viewings photos. so please help me to chose and also tell me that 17 LCD and 17CRT screens are equal in horizontal and vertical sizes or not. thanks!
Well LCD over CRT. except for some graphics creation stuff. 17 inch widescreens in my view seem tiny, if its widescreen it has to be like 20 inch widescreen before it looks a decent size. I prefer widescreens but if it is a 17 inch monitor you want i would say stick with traditional non widescreen.

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