Why Is There Still a Market for Industrial Touch All-in-One Computers with a 4:3 Screen Ratio?

At present, "wide screen" is becoming more and more popular, and industrial tablet computers with a screen ratio of 16:9 or 16:10 have almost become the mainstream. But it is undeniable that industrial touch all-in-one computers with a screen ratio of 4:3 still have a place in the market, and even in some industrial applications, they are still "just needed", because compared with better visual enjoyment, these industries pay more attention to the efficiency of information display. Aujourd’hui, let's take a closer look with OAI at why there is still a market for industrial touch all-in-one computers with a screen ratio of 4:3.

We know that industrial environments often face the problem of limited space, especially for embedded systems and compact devices. The 4:3 screen ratio of industrial touch all-in-one computers has a smaller horizontal footprint at the same diagonal size, which is convenient for installation in a small operating table or cabinet. It also provides more flexible layout options for multi-screen splicing, meeting the needs of screen layout and space optimization in specific industrial application scenarios.

The fields of manufacturing, automation control, Équipement médical, etc. have a great demand for industrial touch all-in-one computers with a screen ratio of 4:3, because the screen ratio of 4:3 can provide more vertical display content in a limited screen space. Compared with industrial touch all-in-one computers with wider screen ratios such as 16:9 or 16:10, it can effectively reduce the scrolling operation when viewing information and improve work efficiency.

De plus,, when using industrial touch all-in-one computers, the operator's visual range and operating habits should also be considered. Just like the industrial touch all-in-one computers used in production lines and operating rooms, the screen ratio of 4:3 can not only improve the efficiency of viewing information, but also adapt well to the natural vertical field of view of the human eye, reduce the up and down swing of the head, and thus reduce the burden on the operator's eyes and neck.

Compared with other consumer products, industrial systems have a longer replacement cycle, and many industrial software and systems are developed under the 4:3 screen ratio standard, and some traditional external devices still retain some interfaces and signal sources designed according to the 4:3 ratio. Donc, in order to ensure compatibility and avoid the high cost of system upgrades, many industrial industries will still choose industrial touch all-in-one computers with a 4:3 screen ratio.

In order to meet the needs of different usage scenarios, OAI not only provides widescreen industrial touch all-in-one computer solutions, but also industrial touch all-in-one computer solutions with a screen ratio of 4:3, comme 10.4 Pouces, 12.1 Pouces, 14 Pouces, 15 Pouces, 17 inches and 19 Pouces, which can well meet the application needs of various industrial scenarios.