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Troll Touch ships touch-enabled new iMacs

updated 09:40 am EST, Tue December 4, 2007

 

Touch-enabled iMacs


Troll Touch today announced the immediate availability of its internally integrated touchscreen product for Apple's current "Aluminum" 20- and 24-inch iMac systems. Both systems feature the company’s high resolution, analog resistive touchscreen technology which supports input via fingertip, gloved hand or stylus. The touchscreen is internally connected utilizing one of the machines USB ports. Troll Touch says its innovative component integration technique does not alter the machine’s form factor in any way: To the casual observer, the system does not appear to have been modified."

Customers may purchase completely touch-enabled packages from Troll
Touch, an Apple VAR and PSP or they may supply their own, previously
purchased machines to the Valencia, CA company for touchscreen integration. Pricing for installation into customer-supplied iMacs is $1100 (20-inch iMac) and $1500 (24-inch iMac), while new touch-enabled iMacs are $2,300 (20"/2.0GHz), $2,600 (20"/2.4GHz), $3,400 (24"/2.4GHz), and $3,900 (24"/2.8GHz).


By Electronista Staff

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