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pt-
27-04-11, 10:45
Hi all,

This is a fantastic price if you're after a multi touch monitor. Just check out some of the features and it comes with 3 years on site warranty:

Stock arrives today/tomorrow

22" AOC E2239FWT LED Multi-Touch Monitor


http://www.ariapc.co.uk/mainimages/e2239Fwt-des-1.jpg

OVERVIEW:

AOC Touchmate e2239Fwt features a Multi-Touch screen, great for software applications that benefit from control via natural gestures, like gaming, education, entertainment and photo management. The LED panel reduces power consumption as much as 50%, and offers an ultra-high contrast ratio up to 20M:1 (DCR). The unique dual-stand design is perfect for laptop connection, simply sliding it under the screen. AOC Touchmate is ideal for owners of notebooks and smaller computers, business, home office, technology industry and gaming.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Screen Size: 21.5"
• Inputs: D-Sub & Digital input: 2x HDMI
• Speakers (soundbar) SRSWOW
• "Dual Stand" - great for putting your Laptop underneath and connecting to your monitor!
• Recommended Resolution: 1920 x 1080 @60HZ
• Contrast Ration: 20000000:1 (DCR)
• Response Time (typical): 5ms
• Special feature: USB Hub 1 up 2 down, Touch Panel
• Ms Window 7 Compatible
• Viewing Angle 170° / 160° (CR ≤ 10)
• HDCP compatible
• Weight 5.0 kg / 7.0 kg
• Dimensions: 536.5mm x 419.8mm x 180.74mm
• Includes: Power Cable, VGA Cable, HDMI Cable, Audio Cable, USB Cable, Driver CD


BUY NOW - £169.99 inc. VAT (http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Monitors/22%26quot%3B+Monitors/22%22+AOC+E2239FWT+LED+Multi-Touch+Monitor+?productId=44374)
Josh
27-04-11, 10:46
Wow that's a fantastic monitor at a cracking price :eek:
pt-
27-04-11, 10:48
yep very cheap for the features it offers
StuartyB33
27-04-11, 10:53
mmm would i use the touch screen thou mmm ....
Krusty
27-04-11, 10:55
Yeah nice monitor, but with my sticky fingers I'd rather not!
Lahn
27-04-11, 11:17
I'm ever so curious.. never actually had my own hands on touchscreens much, beside my ***** smartphone that isn't multitouch... 3D or touchscreen next, what to choose... :p
Spaceboy
27-04-11, 11:34
Confused about this:-
• Recommended Resolution: 1920 x 1080 @60HZ

Is this the same as max res ?

Nice price though :thumb:
Reako
27-04-11, 11:34
My Kids would ruin it thou :P
pt-
27-04-11, 11:35
yes max res is 1920x1080 sry
superlattice09
27-04-11, 12:17
nice price for a 21.5" touch screen with full HD. good idea on the stand for use with laptop and the stand seems to be able to do a wide angle of tilting, unfortunately not in other way. I'll search for some alternatives to compare.

I have an AOC 19", it's alright, German company but made in China of course.
mac124
27-04-11, 13:01
Confused about this:-
• Recommended Resolution: 1920 x 1080 @60HZ

Is this the same as max res ?

Nice price though :thumb:


Guessing thats the native resolution.
andyn
27-04-11, 13:06
Nice price, might be fun to play with multi-touch on a PC, sadly I have a 3 year old boy who's obsessed with cbeebies games at the moment. I'd have to wipe off a layer of chocolate and jam every time I wanted to use it :P.
Lahn
27-04-11, 13:18
How tough are these screens, beside the chocolate and jam, could they survive kids using them?
andyn
27-04-11, 13:26
Comparable to smartphones really I guess. Using yes, banging on with Lofty from bob the builder, probably not so much.
scottmac
27-04-11, 13:31
That's class, really good price too. Don't think I'll make this deal but might have to add one to the wanted list
michaelkenward
27-04-11, 15:05
I had one in my shopping basket and then I did some research and saw that AOC bills it as "designed specifically for notebook owners". That's not what I want. Could be a bit on the "lightweight use" side.

With luck this will be the beginning of declining prices for touchscreen monitors.
emmitt
27-04-11, 15:09
I Googled it and it seems to be a sort of netbook/Laptop accessorry.
andyn
27-04-11, 15:13
Well it's a perfectly standard sized monitor, the only reason they market it as a 'netbook accessory' is because of the stand design, which would allow you to place a laptop in-between the two 'legs'.

Can't see any reason why that would put someone off buying it for regular desktop use though, personally. It's a 22" LED multi-touch touch-screen monitor, the type of stand is pretty much incidental I'd have thought.
pt-
27-04-11, 17:12
I had one in my shopping basket and then I did some research and saw that AOC bills it as "designed specifically for notebook owners". That's not what I want. Could be a bit on the "lightweight use" side.

With luck this will be the beginning of declining prices for touchscreen monitors.

AOC have designed the stand that can be used for both desktop and laptop so its suitable for all users. :)
Zaim
27-04-11, 17:30
This looks pretty cool :thumb:
michaelkenward
27-04-11, 18:55
Can't see any reason why that would put someone off buying it for regular desktop use though, personally. It's a 22" LED multi-touch touch-screen monitor, the type of stand is pretty much incidental I'd have thought.
Because it may not be designed for the same use cycle.

If it is the same as a standard screen, then they need to rethink their marketing literature.

The description "designed specifically for notebook owners" does not say anything about the stand being what makes it an accessory for portables.

Fort anyone who is interested, more details here: AOC Europe. (http://www.aoc-europe.com/no_cache/en/monitors.html?useCacheHash=1&showUid=2)
Pancake
27-04-11, 18:58
Petty is AOC...
Smellyferret
30-04-11, 13:25
Got to say that whilst it does look nice I cant really see the point for the average user/gamer? is there anything 'killer' about touchscreen monitors?

I would have thought it means you need to bring it closer to you too?

Although in a media build I guess it means the mouse / keyboard can be 'lost?'