The huge MultiTouch systems<\/strong> -par excellence- from eyefactive<\/strong> are quite unique on the digital signage market. This was proven once again at ISE 2017 in Amsterdam<\/em>, where in cooperation with 3M<\/a><\/strong> the latest interactive signage solutions<\/strong> were presented. What can something like this look like? Packaged in a sturdy metal housing, the screens with up to 80 touch points<\/strong> can be found in the specialist’s range in the form of tables, terminals or video walls. The MultiTouch systems shine with their appearance, the sophisticated MultiUser software<\/strong> and the highly developed technology. For the whole thing to work, however, you also need a mini PC that meets the graphic requirements of XXL touchscreens. The question now is who is up to the task.<\/p>\n\n As if we had suspected it. The mini PC responsible for the visual power comes from the ranks of spo-comm. Equipped with an nVidia GT740M and a fourth-generation Core i5, the spo-book KUMO III was previously responsible for the graphics and computing operations inside eyefactive’s touch solutions. The embedded PC is now being replaced by its big brother, the spo-book KUMO IV<\/a><\/strong>. With the KUMO IV, spo-comm went one better and conjured up a top-class mini PC with an nVidia GTX 1060<\/strong> and a sixth-generation Core i5. The digital signage player also does a great job with touch solutions in 16:9 format and with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels.<\/p>\n\n Product solution<\/h2>\n\n