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This high-def full HD (1920×1080) LCD with optical touch panel sensor is compatible with multi-touch (2 points) functionality and Windows 8 and Windows 7 products. It includes high contrast ratios (5,000,000:1) and an aspect ratio with a width of 16 units and height of 9.
It uses a toughened glass filter that protects the screen from scratch damage, has HDMI terminal, HDCP compatible digital input terminal (DVI-D), 1W+1W stereo speaker, and Eco Mode that reduces power consumption. A touch pen …

As is all the rage right now, Vizio is upgrading its lineup to support Windows 8’s more touch-centric UI. The company’s 24-inch and 27-inch all-in-one PCs will receive touch panels, resulting in a price bump to $998 for the base 24-incher with Ivy Bridge and Kepler internals, 1920 x 1080 display and 500GB hard drive. Meanwhile, Vizio’s Ultrabooks — both the 14-inch and 15.6-inch models — and its heftier 15.6-inch Full HD notebook will all get “enhanced multi-gesture touchpads” that will allow exactly the same swipes, taps and pinches as a touchscreen. These laptops will start at $849 for the smaller Ultrabook and $1,129 for the notebook. Expect the whole lot to arrive as part of the late October crush.

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