IIYAMA 27" ProLite FHD IPS PCAP 10pt Touch Monitor
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PROLITE T2752MSC-B1
Its Full HD (1920x1080) resolution and with IPS panel technology offers exceptional colors and wide viewing angles.
The Optical Bonded Projective Capacitive (PCAP) 10-point touch technology ensures a seamless and accurate touch response and a lower light reflection.
A special Nano coating ensures a smoother touch and less resistance in the swipe, It makes the screen less static and susceptible to dirt, dust and fingerprints.
in addition, the display is protected against humidity and potential moisture development.
Its flexible stand can be positioned at several angles creating a comfortable and ergonomic user experience.
A perfect choice for a vast array of applications.
OPTICAL BONDED PCAP
The optical bonded projective capacitive (PCAP) touch technology reduces the air gap between the touch layer and the display making the touch response more accurate.
It improves also the visual quality by reducing reflections and glare.
ANTI-FINGERPRINT COATING
This special Nano coating ensures a smoother touch and less resistance in the swipe.
It makes the screen less static and susceptible to dirt, dust, fingerprints and it improves the clarity of the content displayed on the screen.
SCRATCH RESISTANCE
Scratch resistance is essential for touch solutions used in public places.
This is achieved thanks to a glass overlay covering the screen.
It guarantees high durability of the touch function and the touch function remains unaffected even if the glass is scratched.
IPS TECHNOLOGY
IPS displays are best known for wide viewing angles and natural, highly accurate colours. They are especially suited for colour-critical applications.
