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Newsbit
TouchVision Launches its New Plasma Display Kiosk
Updated 7:13 PM ET November 12, 1999
SEAL BEACH, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) - TouchVision
Friday announced the launch of the newest in its popular line of
interactive touchscreen kiosks.
The new design fully integrates a 42-inch gas plasma display by
NEC. This product is targeted for use in advertising and
promotion-based kiosk network deployments in the retail, tourism and
entertainment industries. TouchVision deployed the first network of
the Plasma Deluxe kiosks last month in eight major resort hotels in
the Caribbean.
Other units are scheduled to be deployed in Orlando and other
Caribbean Islands.
The brilliant 42-inch high-definition plasma display is mounted
in an integrated backwall panel above a 17-inch interactive
touchscreen display. Using TouchVisions IdleTime(TM) kiosk software
module, the plasma screen displays a dynamically generated array of
high-resolution still images, full-screen MPEG video, Shockwave
animation or even Internet Web pages.
A choice of 112 special effects can be used to transition between
image screens and videos. TouchVision also markets the IdleTime(TM)
system as a stand-alone plasma display for mounting on a wall or
hanging in a retail store window.
The plasma display creates a high-visibility presence for the
kiosk in high-traffic locations such as resorts, airports, shopping
malls or retail stores. Attracting attention is critical for
e-commerce and advertising-based kiosks.
Managers of sites where the TouchVision kiosks are currently
deployed have commented that the patrons stop in their tracks to look
at the kiosk when they walk into the area where the kiosk is
installed. TouchVision expects to install more than 100 plasma kiosks
within the next 12 months.
TouchVision provides end-to-end interactive solutions including
software, application development, appliance customization and
integration, networking and operations.
TouchVision systems and applications enable customers to publish
and distribute broadband media, create e-commerce enterprises and
provide interactive information and transaction services for the
retail, entertainment, tourism and healthcare industries.
For more information, visit the TouchVision Web site at
www.touchvision.com, or contact Larry Mahar at 562/626-8200 ext. 111
or e-mail at [email protected].
Contact: TouchVision Interactive Systems, Seal Beach
Larry Mahar, 562/626-8200 ext. 111
E-mail: [email protected]
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