Touch screens

[znelbok]

So the CarNetix thing looks like what I'm looking for, an open face touch monitor, but when I go to click on the 7-15" products, I get an error. So I don't know if they are discontinued or the website is just having problems.
--Jamie

Works OK for me
16:9 Monitor
http://www.carnetix.com/product/CarNetix...MI/MON-172

4:3 monitor
http://www.carnetix.com/product/CarNetix...MI/MON-171

Available through amazon via MP3Car.com

If you get one, please provide feedback on how it goes and how you add a frame to it.

Mick

[Sendero]

I'm using 4 Dell Venue 8 Pro tablets for my in-room controls. I haven't found an elegant way to wall mount them though. They just currently use a case as a stand and are all plugged in using their USB power adapter.

[jkmonroe]

the nite-ize work well for my little 7" tablets.

the leviton recessed power outlet + right angle usb adapter for power and the nite-ize makes a nice setup that can be portable.

you could also buy their 'pedestal' kit and fasten it on a kitchen counter or somewhere. i've been thinking about doing that for the basement.

[ControlFreak]

http://www.charmedquark.com/vb_forum/sho...427&page=2

[Dean Roddey]

So is that Nit-ize thingie the magnetic one? I jut can't seem to get around the fact that a magnet strong enough to really securely hold something like that doesn't do something bad, though they claim not.

[jkmonroe]

Yeah, it's that magnet thing. Magnets wont affect SSD or LCD tech, so it's perfectly safe to use in those devices.

The little tablets I have aren't very heavy, so they work really well.

[Dean Roddey]

Here's an interesting and inexpensive one that would be good for counter slash end table type scenarios. It was posted over on Cocoontech, so I checked it out.

http://www.amazon.com/X8-Windows8-1-Andr...B00YDWFVDM

It comes with Windows 8.1 but will of course upgrade to Windows 10 once you get it set up. Looks like it would make a pretty nice little IV machine.