Lilliput 8" USB Monitor with Touch Function.
UM-80/C/T
NOT DC power, just USB Powered
NOT VGA input, just USB Input

Lilliput 8" USB Monitor with Touch Function  UM-80/C/T

Touch & Play
Just Suit Yourself

4-Wire Resistive Touch Screen
USB Device Interface
NOT DC power, just USB Powered
NOT VGA input, just USB Input

A USB Powered Touch Screen Monitor as Multiple Input/Output Device
for Video Conference, Instant Messaging, News, Office applications,
Game map or toolboxs, Photo Frame and Stock Casting, etc.

Specification:
Screen Resolution: 800×600   
Touch Panel: 4-wire resistive
Contrast:500:1 
Brightness:250cd/m²
Aspect Ratio: 4:3   
Viewing Angle: 140°/ 120°(H/V)    
Input Power: USB (DC 5V)
Power Consumption: ≤4.5W
Mounting Process: Standard VESA 75mm Sockets

                                VESA 75mm rail slot (optional)
Demension(LWD):200×156×25mm
Weight: 536g

How to use it?
> Installing Monitor Driver (AutoRun);
> Click on display setting icon on
   system tray and see the menu;
> Setup menu for Screen Resolution,    
   Colors, Rotation and Extention, etc.
> OS:Windows 2000 SP4/XP SP2/Vista 32bit/Win7/Mac 1.5b

What can you do with it?

One cable does it all!
Innovation USB-only connection---add monitors without adding clutter!

UM-80/C/T has thousands of useful and fun applications: keep your main display clutter free,
park your Instant Messaging windows, keep your application palettes on it,
use it as a digital picture frame, as a dedicated stock ticker display, put your gaming maps on it.
UM-80/C/T is great for use with a small laptop or netbook because of its light weight and single USB connection, it can travel with your laptop, no power brick needed!

General Productivity
Outlook/Mail, Calendar or Address Book applications up all the time
View Widgets for To-dos, Weather, Stock Tickers, Dictionary, Thesaurus, etc.
Track System Performance, Monitor Network Traffic, CPU cycles

Entertainment
Have your media player up to control entertainment
Quick access to important toolboxes for online gaming
Use it as a secondary display for computers hooked up to TVs
Run a 2nd or 3rd display without the need for a new graphics card

Social
SKYPE/Google/MSN Chat while using other full screen applications
Watch for Friends on Facebook and MySpace
Keep your Twitter Client up all the time but off your main work screen

Creative
Park your Adobe Creative Suite application toolbars or controls
Powerpoint: keep your formatting palettes, colors, etc. on a separate screen

Business (Retail, Healthcare, Finance)
Integrate into point-of-purchase or point-of-registration process
Cost-effective method to have multiple consumers/customers register, enter information, and authenticate
Use one computer for multiple users (with virtualization software not included)

Shopping
Monitor online auctions