NEC E232WMT 23-Inch Touchscreen Monitor Review

[ceberle]

When Windows 8 added 10-point multi-touch support, we expected a flood of desktop touchscreen monitors to hit the market. That hasn’t happened yet but NEC is making maximum effort with the E232WMT. Today we check it out in our lab.

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[joravecz]

Christian, you apparently didn't do your homework. There are multiple touchscreen models available from Viewsonic, Acer and others. To say the NEC is the second touchscreen after Dell looks incorrect to me. I've been waiting for reviews of those other models, but if you don't know they're out there I guess I'll be waiting for a while.

 

[blackmagnum]

I have never thought that business-consumer minded NEC would sell touchscreen models. The FAR reaching effects of Windows 8!

 

[therogerwilco]

LOL
since the two major operating systems, OS X and Windows
So that means the two major phone OS's are Android and Windows phone!
OSX isn't a major OS. It's at 6.74% right now.

 

[xenol]

The expensive con sort of irks me. Not that it's a con, but it just feels generically placed. Expensive compared to what? Someone may find all monitors over $200 too expensive, regardless.

I dunno, just nitpicking.

 

[qlum]

LOL
since the two major operating systems, OS X and Windows
So that means the two major phone OS's are Android and Windows phone!
OSX isn't a major OS. It's at 6.74% right now.

It would probably be a lot lower if you disregard laptops. Maybe the Linux distros even surpass is then.

 

[Karsten75]

Can anyone say "gorilla arm?" LOL

 

[gc9]

"OSX isn't a major OS. It's at 6.74% right now."

So by that reasoning, what do you think about the USA, which holds less than 4.5% of the world population? Higher spending customers are more important for some.