Touching, literally, has been the most popular or even the tagline feature of almost all of the newest technology presented nowadays. We have passed the era of people amazed by the exciting experience of using small gadgets by touching it all over. Now, we are to face the new technology enabling us to use this “touchy” features in a much larger screen, mTouch.

mTouch is a large size screen table on which people can interact by touching it. mTouch recognizes our gesture enabling us to interact with virtual objects and tools on it without any mechanical devices, making our fingers cursors with which we can do whatever conventional cursors do, yet in a more convenient way.

mTouch uses the Light Emitting Diode (LED) in recognizing our input orders . These LEDs are also used to make a light and clear appearance of the LCD display. mTouch’s LCD display lasts up to 50.000 hours which means we can use mTouch for many years without any single maintenance!

mTouch supports many forms of media connection. Traditional ones such as USB, SD Card slot, Compact flash card slot, Bluetooth, and also Wi-Fi enable us to access wide range of social network or media in the web through mTouch.

mTouch is accommodated by the mStore, which provide continuous upgrade and updates making us able to get latest application and features. The most important thing is, mStore can provide application that fits any specific needs from any specific establishments, for example : hotel/motel,…

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