This page was machine-translated and may differ from the original. View original
Wacom, "Electronic document electronic signatures can also be done safely with a liquid crystal tablet"
Wacom DTH-1152 LCD Tablet Announced
You can annotate, create and sign documents using the touch screen.
Wacom has announced the DTH-1152, a compact design LCD tablet for business environments that perform electronic signature and electronic document work. Combining Wacom’s leading pen input technology with multi-touch screen technology, the DTH-1152 is primarily used in banks, hospitals, insurance companies and the public sector, and provides a user-friendly paperless electronic signature environment.
The DTH-1152 is compact and space-efficient, and features a vivid 10.1-inch full HD screen. Users can use the touchscreen function to scroll through documents more intuitively, and conveniently check documents by moving and zooming in/out.

You can annotate, write and sign documents with the pen just like writing on paper. The pen, which is powered by Wacom’s patented electromagnetic resonance (EMR) technology, captures and securely stores biometric signatures when used with signature software.
The display features anti-glare functionality. This product features Wacom's unique 3-in-1 cable design, providing standard USB, as well as HDMI and VGA ports for connection to video/image devices.
Standardized video connectivity provides flexibility in a variety of virtual desktop environments, and the DTH-1152 also provides emulation capabilities to support existing virtualized environments via USB connections.
Wacom tablets also support the latest RSA/AES encryption to safely protect and process signed data exchanged between the pen tablet and workstation.
“Wacom continues to support businesses by providing industry-leading solutions for reading eDocuments and capturing eSignatures,” said Peter Sommer, Senior Vice President of Wacom Business Solutions. “We are delighted to introduce the DTH-1152, a new addition to our portfolio of pen tablets that provides intuitive eSignature workflow support.”
You can annotate, create and sign documents using the touch screen.
Wacom has announced the DTH-1152, a compact design LCD tablet for business environments that perform electronic signature and electronic document work. Combining Wacom’s leading pen input technology with multi-touch screen technology, the DTH-1152 is primarily used in banks, hospitals, insurance companies and the public sector, and provides a user-friendly paperless electronic signature environment.
The DTH-1152 is compact and space-efficient, and features a vivid 10.1-inch full HD screen. Users can use the touchscreen function to scroll through documents more intuitively, and conveniently check documents by moving and zooming in/out.
You can annotate, write and sign documents with the pen just like writing on paper. The pen, which is powered by Wacom’s patented electromagnetic resonance (EMR) technology, captures and securely stores biometric signatures when used with signature software.
The display features anti-glare functionality. This product features Wacom's unique 3-in-1 cable design, providing standard USB, as well as HDMI and VGA ports for connection to video/image devices.
Standardized video connectivity provides flexibility in a variety of virtual desktop environments, and the DTH-1152 also provides emulation capabilities to support existing virtualized environments via USB connections.
Wacom tablets also support the latest RSA/AES encryption to safely protect and process signed data exchanged between the pen tablet and workstation.
“Wacom continues to support businesses by providing industry-leading solutions for reading eDocuments and capturing eSignatures,” said Peter Sommer, Senior Vice President of Wacom Business Solutions. “We are delighted to introduce the DTH-1152, a new addition to our portfolio of pen tablets that provides intuitive eSignature workflow support.”
본 기사에 대한 정정·반론·추후보도 청구는 보도 청구 안내를, 그간 게재된 보도문은 정정·반론보도 모아보기를 참고해 주세요.















