One World Touch LLC

We are currently remaining open to support our essential business customers but will be reducing our hours of operation. Starting next week, our offices will be closed on Fridays.

While we are open and operating our business to the fullest extent possible right now, this is a fluid situation that can change very fast for a small business. We will continue to monitor any local, state or federal government directives and will comply with any laws, ordinances or other rules that pertain to our business.

Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns during this time. We hope you and your families are safe and healthy during this difficult time.

We're Going Driverless!

No, we're not talking about cars... Starting this month, we will no longer be shipping Driver CDs with our monitors. Drivers are available on our website under the Support tab and a lot of our monitors are now plug and play requiring no driver installation for general use. There will still be an instruction sheet to help with setup and as always, feel free to call with any questions!

Not touchy enough?

Capacitive touchscreens register touch via sense-conductivity rather than finger pressure -- simply placing your fingertip close to the glass should register the command. But if you have callouses or very dry hands you may find that your touchscreen doesn’t respond instantly. Try applying a water-based moisturizer to help with conductivity. If that doesn’t solve the problem, we recommend using a stylus.

Satisfaction is Our Business

Here at One World Touch, we're all about customer satisfaction. That's why we've built our business on quality products, competitive prices, superb customer service, and fast delivery. Let us show you. Contact us today to address your touchscreen needs.

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