About touch screen, if you have an Ipad there's application like Duet display and Air display 3 which lets you add a part of your workspace ( the toolbox for ex:) as a second screen.
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Now, back to watching tutorial videos... I think I will likely by buying this software soon- I'm very intrigued with it, especially with the possibilities with syncing audio and video.
Kindest regards from TN USA.
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I have never had the chance to test a Raven slate screen, must work. But apple screens in general do not offer multi touch, no
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Question: does the OS X version support touch (say like with a Raven Slate?)
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about the promotional price we don't have decide yet.
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Is there a demo version available?
When will the intro price end?
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But they have some competitors with more affordable prices and not too bad reviews as well: Huion, Yiynova, Ugee, just to mention a few.
IF that could be an option try to find "pen tablets" in the electronics department (for example at amazon).
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Seems like touchscreen development is at a standstill!!
I'd still like to find something like the Sharp LL-S201A for a more reasonable price. Just thin, bright, lightweight, and fairly large for $200 ish.
After a year, there are still no reviews of the ASUS touchscreen. It's thick and heavy, but I could make it work.....
My dell 2014 has dead spots all over, using it with my mac mini running windows 8.1, but works fine with my dell laptop running the same OS! I have no idea what's causing that, but it makes me nervous about buying another touchscreen.
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Someone on amazon-germany mentioned that the HannsG will not work with Windows7, drivers are Windows8 only. So I assume creepjoint uses Win8.
I totally failed with the Dell E2014T. No reaction at all, although anything is connected and installed. A companion in misfortune said this monitor even fails to connect to his USB ports. Dell support requires to run a diagnostic program, which runs for hours without any result. Will send it back.
Would be nice to hear from any experiences with the ASUS VT207N and Windows 7.
Im using the HannsG on two Win 7 machines (32 and 64bit) and a Win 8 just fine. Ive tested both VGA and HDMI output.I totally failed with the Dell E2014T. No reaction at all, although anything is connected and installed. A companion in misfortune said this monitor even fails to connect to his USB ports. Dell support requires to run a diagnostic program, which runs for hours without any result. Will send it back.
Would be nice to hear from any experiences with the ASUS VT207N and Windows 7.
Windows built in drivers are fine, just need to enable tablet support and calibrate so that Windows knows which attached screen is multi touch, which takes about 30 seconds.
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http://www.gechic.com/product_en.asp
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I've heard virtually nothing about the ASUS, but it is a brand I trust.
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Would be nice to hear from any experiences with the ASUS VT207N and Windows 7.
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Price is currently £144 on Amazon!!
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http://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00LX7M2RI/r ... YNS7HGC6Z1
I am currently using the Dell e2014t, but I can't recommend it. It has optical touch which misfires in all sorts of conditions. I'm on my second unit, so it's a problem with all of them. I like ASUS as a company a lot better.
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http://www.chalk-elec.com/?page_id=1280 ... ry=3094861
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I'm in Australia. Doing a search I haven't found much available that isn't beyond my budget.
The Viewsonic TD2220 seems like the best deal but also seems pretty hard to find. Any reports on it?
It's painful how slowly this stuff gets here isn't it! You could try B&H video or tiger direct if you're prepared to buy from the US... Prices are cheaper, but warranty claims get tricky.The Viewsonic TD2220 seems like the best deal but also seems pretty hard to find. Any reports on it?
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http://reviews.cnet.com/desktops/lenovo ... 61100.html
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This one : http://www.grosbill.com/4-acer_t232hlbm ... niteur_lcd
For me is the better compromise...
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Thanks for this link...
I use the ACER model few weeks ago and I am very satisfied, i"m waiting about the "Holly" version for more...
I'm ready !
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http://touchscreen-monitors-review.toptenreviews.com/
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http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/03/shar ... a-big-pad/
Hoping it shows up on my continent soon!
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