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touch screen



 Anyone remember a Framingham, MA company from back in the CRT-era (90's) 
that had the novel approach to making touch screens that used a force 
sensing platform under the monitor? It had a name something like 
"forcex." They seem to have disappeared. 

Given today's standardization on LCDs with VESA mounts, it seems like an 
ideal market for this kind of a design. Granted, such a scheme couldn't 
handle "multi-touch" (using two fingers on the screen), which is 
becoming popular these days, but it would still provide a fast and 
inexpensive way to add touch capability to any LCD display without 
compromising the image. 

  -Tom 

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Tom Metro 
Venture Logic, Newton, MA, USA 
"Enterprise solutions through open source." 
Professional Profile: http://tmetro.venturelogic.com/

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