Alogic unveiled its newest touch‑enabled gear at InfoComm 2026, adding a 27‑inch monitor and a portable Folio series for Mac users. The Aspekt Touch 27 brings a 4K IPS panel, 60 Hz refresh, 600 nits brightness, and 97 % DCI‑P3 coverage, letting creatives tap, swipe, and sketch directly on macOS for designers and illustrators in a single device.

Alongside the desktop, Alogic rolled out the Folio 16‑inch QHD panel and a dual‑screen Folio Duo that folds like a laptop. Both displays support 10‑point multitouch, full gesture controls, and an Active Stylus with 4,096 pressure levels. They charge the stylus magnetically while delivering up to 45 W of pass‑through power to laptops and tablets.

The monitors double as docking stations, offering HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4, USB‑C, Gigabit Ethernet, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack. The Aspekt Touch 27 starts at $1,799, while the Folio and Folio Duo retail for $899 and $1,299, respectively. Availability kicks off in July for the desktop and September for the portable units for users seeking touch.

Alogic’s entry fills a gap left by Apple, which offers no native touch support on Mac hardware. By supplying both stationary and mobile solutions, the company targets designers, editors, and presenters who need instant interaction without swapping devices. The move signals a broader industry push toward touch‑first workflows on high‑end Macs in the next generation.