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3M M2256PW 22-inch desktop display
May 18 2010 - 3M’s M2256PW 22-inch desktop display supports up to 20 simultaneous touch inputs and has a gesture capability.... more
3M Touch Systems Command Strips for touch sensors
April 24 2009 - 3M Touch Systems has a method for removing and integrating touch sensors in casino slot machines. ... more
3M MicroTouch System SCT7650EX
March 27 2009 - The MicroTouch System SCT7650EX offers an economic, user-safe, easy to seal, robust touch system for unattended or vandal-prone, heavy-use environments such as ATMs, kiosks, and vending machines. ... more
3M Touch optimised surface capacitive touch system
March 09 2009 - 3M Touch Systems has introduced a surface capacitive touch system designed to meet the requirements of applications such as retail point-of-sale terminals using 5.7 to 12.1-inch LCDs. ... more
3M reveals energy efficiency for LCD TVs
November 14 2007 - 3M, the diversified technology company, will reveal the hidden component driving energy savings in LCD television sets at the Display Forum 2007, the European display business event.... more
3M Launches New 3800 lumen DLP projector
September 03 2007 - 3M Visual Systems, a division of diversified technology company 3M, today announced the addition of a new DLP (Digital Light Processing) projector to its existing range of high lumen digital projectors that are fully compatible with both 3M Vikuiti Rear Projection displays and 3M Digital Signage software. ... more
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