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PCAP vs Resistive touchscreen - Let the battle commence

October 30, 2015

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DSL test just how rugged resistive and our 7H hardened glass PCAP industrial touchscreens actually are, with the help of a biro, scalpel, power drill wire brush and a hammer! Caution: this video depicts scenes of violence towards DSL industrial products and viewer discretion is advised. We cannot advise "no touchscreens were harmed in the making of this video" - as that simply isn't true!

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