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touch screen,
n a type of screen on some video terminals that may be touched with the finger to specify the selection of an item from a displayed list.


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Having this interaction with the customer in store also improves the efficiencies of the business to suggest through the touch screens either alternative products (upsell) or complimentary products (cross sell), offering the customer a better purchasing experience and the business a healthy increase in customer spend.
Jennifer Colegrove, director of display technologies at DisplaySearch, noted that touch screens are becoming widespread due to the ease of use and intuitive interfaces they enable, which can save time and increase productivity.
Nokia has used touch screens before in its Internet tablet product range, which are phone-like devices for Web surfing but lack a calling function.
 
 
 
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