Touch Screen Monitors

[alexwainman]

Hi I've just bought a Pi and am currently using it on my 32inch tv. I want to buy a touch screen monitor but would preferably like it bigger than 10inches. I can't seem to find any bigger than that that use hdmi to plug in.

Has anyone else found a bigger one that's easy to connect to the Pi, or is there an easy way of connecting a VGA touch screen monitor to it?

[alexwainman]

I've read that if you download something you can use a vga > hdmi cable and that should work and then plug the touch screen part into the pi using usb?

Has anyone else done this successfully? It's an important part of my project that i make it touch screen.

[martonfodor]

I am experimenting with a 15" 3M MicroTouch screen this week. Will let you know if it worked.

[alexwainman]

That'd be great, thank you!

[Millzee2000]

Can someone post a tutorial on this. im kinda stuck i looked all over google and youtube but its just people saying they've done it. my task is to make a small portble with a 3.5/4.5" lcd touch screen. if you can help it would be great. Also i might do a video on makeing it so ill give you credit.
thanks in advance

[ukfreakster]

Viewsonic TD2220 works perfectly via USB as a 22" touch screen with 1920*1080 res

[ukfreakster]

oh and its d-sub but you can use hdmi - dsub converter to hook this up with a normal hdmi cable

[hbs89]

I am experimenting with a 15" 3M MicroTouch screen this week. Will let you know if it worked.

Any progress? I am working on a 19" Display with 3M microtouch too, but no progress so far... (i am a total newbie with linux so I would apriciate some help )

[BennyBenz]

Viewsonic TD2220 works perfectly via USB as a 22" touch screen with 1920*1080 res

Where did you find the drivers for the monitor? I am in desperate need of them!