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Article: Deep Video Imaging Introduces the World's First Multi-Dimensional Z-axis Touch Monitor.

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April 26, 2001
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HAMILTON, New Zealand--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 26, 2001

actualdepth(TM) Monitors Incorporate Elo TouchSystems Surface Wave

Technology for True Pressure Sensitive Dual Layer Depth Control

Deep Video Imaging Ltd., the award winning actualdepth(TM) display technology company and Elo TouchSystems, the global leader in touch screen technology announced today their cooperation to produce the world's first multi-dimensional Z-axis touch control monitor. Deep Video Imaging will integrate Elo IntelliTouch(R) Z-axis touch screens as an option for its range of actualdepth(TM) monitors. The unique combination of ...

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