19" wireless touch screens for data collection -- MAPICS-L

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Subject: 19" wireless touch screens for data collection
From: "Ann Neal" <aneal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 11:17:13 -0600
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Does anyone have installed 17" (or larger) thin client touch screens in a
machine shop (rugged and dirty) environment for use with data collection?
We purchased the DT version of the YES tablets, but when in the cradle, they
seem to overheat and fail.  So, we want to look at a thin client set up and
use larger screens to eventually replace all the tablets.

TIA,
Ann Neal
LeTourneau, Inc.

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