Lilliput 10.1" Um-1010/c/t USB Power on Touch Screen Monitor

I bought this monitor for my work computer. The software that I use has a pop up window that I have set to open in this monitor. I then can use eather my finger or my pen to make my selection in that window. I also use alot of photos. They view in that monitor also and I can quickly and easly move threw them all. It is small so it does not take up a lot of space on my desk. Using the USB it does not steal a spot on my video cards. I had a USB to VGA adapter. It use to flicker alot when even the pointer would move across the screen. This monitor can run video with no issues. It also has a USB port on the side so it will not use up and USB ports. The only thing missing is the ability to use multi touch gestures. It comes with a power supply. I have never used it powered off of just USB. I am thinking on getting another one.

The touch part of the screen is a litte bit tricky, you will have difficulty clicking on the far edges of the screen becaure of the raising plastic edges all around the screen, use a touch pen if you need to use it in touch mode, otherwise if you use a mouse it's ok. The quality of the screen is very good and can be viewed from different angles quite easily. This is a good buy if you don't want to use the touch feature.

Great little monitor for mobile a DAW. I can put this little guy right on top of my digital piano and control music software. Powered by a single usb port there is no need for 2 usb ports on my computer (rackmount). Fast enough touch response for my needs. For actions requiring a ton of clicks a mouse is helpful. The resolution is a little low and corners are difficult to hit with larger fingers. In windows you can alter the menu size and scroll bar size to combat this problem. NO multi-touch no frills.My ELO touch monitor is heavy and difficult to position and transport in comparison however it has faster response more accurate and higher resolution. It costs 3x as much and is industrial grade, but this little guy is very easy to transport which makes it more useful to me.

The sensitivity lags a bit, and USB just isn't a great way to drive one of these monitors, if it's the only display on the computer. And plan to be patient since USB drivers are one of the last to load during boot. This is not a monitor issue, just a USB design issue. In every other way, the monitor functions fine.

I do like the USB Powered feature with no VGA cable.However, the 10.1 touch screen is too small for my seondarytouch sxreen needs. In particular, all my programs, a few graphicones, of which I designed myself, are a 1024 x 768 screen resolution.I could not fit nor see the whole sreen area for my graphicsand educational programs. But even if I culd scroll down on theside, the images are stll too small for visual practicality.

I can't make text and/or images larger or smaller by touch. Therefore I don't call this a touch screen monitor