Thread: FS: 10.4" touchscreen kiosk PCs

These are basically small, low power laptops (minus battery, keyboard) with 10.4" XGA LCDs with touchscreens made by a company called Gold King. They're old, but I dont think they've really ever been used.

specs:

400mhz celerons
10.4" 1024x768 LCD
MicroTouch brand touchscreen (connected via serial)
64mb ram (32mb onboard, 1 slot with a 32mb stick of notebook memory)
6gb 2.5" hard drive
windows 98 (including unopened win98se cd/license)
TV tuner
2 PCMCIA slots (including a PCMCIA ethernet card)
1 USB
2 PS/2
Stereo Out
Line In (on the motherboard inside)
VGA out (also on the inside of the case)

pics:




They measure about 14x10x4", but much of that is because of the [heavy] metal case. You could probably make a MUCH smaller case and be fine.

There's a large thread here at mp3car about them here.
cliffs from that thread:
-The LCD supports LVDS, so it might be compatible with motherboards supporting LVDS (such as several VIA Epia boards)
-They say they require 24v @ 3A, but work fine with 24v @ 2A (PSU is included)
-There is an external floppy drive connector on the motherboard
-No one has gotten the touchscreen and tv tuner working with winXP
-RAM upgrades are possible
-The IDE controller supports two IDE devices, so if you can find a cable adapter, you can use two notebook IDE devices at once

Price (inc shipping)
SOLD: $160 for the one with no stuck pixels
PENDING: $159 for the one with 1 stuck pixel (redish, upper right quadrant of the screen)
SOLD: $150 for the one with 3 stuck pixels (all around the screen)

contact info:
email: bnw2@geneseo.edu (I mainly use inabsentia@gmail.com, though)
AIM: zephyre19
heatware: zephyrus