Specifications

Size Chart

Each touchfoil is listed by its diagonal size according to a 16:9 aspect ratio. For specific measurements, please view the information below.

*Note: These dimensions reflect the active area, and do not account for any excess material that surrounds the edge of the foil.

PROFoil Tech Explained

When using a PROFoil, its responsiveness is the critical factor to consider for the end-user experience. In order to give customers a simplified way of measuring responsiveness, touch foils of all types are judged by two main aspects: the number of touch points and the resolution.

A “touch point” is simply any time a user is interacting with the screen. For every touch point that a foil can handle, another source of input can be tracked simultaneously. For instance, if a foil was labeled as “10-point,” that would mean that up to 10 inputs (i.e. fingers) can be used on the screen at once.

The “resolution” of a foil is an indicator of how accurately it can track touch input. This accuracy is determined by how many sensors are present in the foil. For instance, a standard dual touch PROFoil has slightly more than 2,000 input sensors and provides a resolution of “2K.” A 10-point PROFoil, however, has over 4,000 input sensors and provides a resolution of “4K”. This allows a 10-point foil to track touch input twice as accurately as a 2-point foil.