19inch Touch Display 1 Year Warranty

🖥️ Display Characteristics

Resolution

• Often 1280 × 1024 (SXGA) — sharp and balanced for productivity and UI elements

Panel Type

• Common types include:

  • IPS (In-Plane Switching): wider viewing angles, consistent colors

  • LED backlight: brighter image with lower energy use

Brightness

• Typically ranges from ~250 to 400 nits (cd/m²) — sufficient for indoor use

Contrast Ratio

• Usually around 800:1 to 1000:1 — defines black vs white differences

✋ Touch Technology Types

Here are the common touch technologies you’ll find in 19-inch displays:

Most modern 19″ touch displays use PCAP for responsiveness and multi-touch support.

✨ Touch Features

✔ Multi-Touch Support (e.g., 2-10 points)

✔ Gestures: pinch, zoom, swipe, drag

✔ Stylus / Finger Friendly (depends on tech)

✔ Optical Bonding (optional): reduces glare & improves durability

✔ Anti-Glare / Anti-Finger Print coatings

🔌 Connectivity & Interfaces

Typical connections include:

• Video Input: HDMI, VGA, DVI, DisplayPort

• Touch Data Interface: USB (most common), sometimes RS-232 (serial)

• Power: External adapter or internal PSU depending on design

Some industrial units also provide:

• Ethernet

• Audio

• Serial ports for embedded systems

📁 Mounting & Enclosure

• VESA Mount Compatible: standard holes (e.g., 100×100 mm)

• Panel Mount / Bezel Mount: for kiosks and machines

• Rugged IP65 Front: sealed against dust & splashes

🔧 Why Choose a 19″ Touch Display?

Pros

• Ideal mid-size for interactive apps

• Easy to use — intuitive touch control

• Fits in many environments without taking too much space

• Reliable for frequent interactions

Cons

• Not as large as 22″ or bigger options (less screen real estate)

• Viewing angles & brightness vary by panel quality

📌 Typical Uses

📍 Retail & POS terminals — fast, intuitive cashier interface

📍 Industrial HMI — rugged control panels

📍 Self-service kiosks — ordering, ticketing, information

📍 Education & Offices — collaborative tasks

📍 Public Displays — wayfinding & info boards

🧠 Quick Summary