Tech Global To Exhibit New Touch Screen Monitors At The NRF 2018 Big Retail Show

Dec 18, 2017

Tech Global will be exhibiting on the NRF 2018 Big Retail Show on January 14-16 at booth #1163, featuring The Evolution, The Titan, and Epic touch screen series.

Chicago, United States - December 18, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Tech Global will be exhibiting some of their latest Retail Touch Screen Monitors at the NRF Retail’s Big Show 2018, January 14-16. During the exhibition, the company will showcase next generation touch displays including the Evolution, Titan, and Epic series at booth #1163, all designed to be perfect for high traffic retail environments.

The Evolution series is available in 19”, 22” and 24” sizes provide the ultimate Point of Sale (POS) solution for businesses. The displays are engineered with a 3mm anti-vandal cover glass, ultra-fast multi-touch interface, and anti-glare coating while still providing best-in-class transmittance levels. These features are all designed to deliver an industry-leading user experience, and exceptional reliability during always-on operation. A 4-year warranty and lifetime phone support comes standard on the Evolution series.

The all-weather Titan series is designed for rugged outdoor installations that will work in virtually any weather condition with an IP64 rating. Optical bonding technology combined with 1500 nits of brightness ensures that content can be clearly visible, even in direct sunlight. Available in a 22” touch display that is unaffected by water or other surface contaminants.

The Epic series raises the bar for large format touch screen displays. Available in 32”, 42”, 49” and 55” configurations; it has ideal applications for digital signage and wayfinding. Its fully sealed glass front is water and dust resistant, while plug and play driverless installation ensures a practically maintenance free operation. Flexible mounting options make the Epic series perfect for horizontal and portrait orientations.

A spokesperson for Tech Global explained, “We are excited to attend NRF 2018 – Retail’s Big Show. The event is the most important three-day conference in the retail calendar, and is an opportunity to put the spotlight on the best advances in technology and thought leadership within the industry. We believe our latest series of touch-screen monitors opens up new possibilities and greater functionality for retail businesses, both internally and consumer-facing. We look forward to sharing the possibilities with retail businesses at the conference.”

About Tech Global: Tech Global is an American display manufacturing company providing ultra reliable touch screen solutions since 2004. Tech Global’s products are ideal for retail point of sale (POS) systems, digital signage and all weather outdoor touch screen displays ranging from 10 to 110 inches. Tech Global displays are engineered to last with industrial grade components designed for 24/7 operation.

Contact Info:
Name: Jerry Byrd
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Organization: Tech Global Inc.
Address: 2759 Pinnacle Dr., Elgin, Illinois 60124, USA
Phone: 888-623-2004

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