Mac mini 2 touch screens

Hi Everyone!
I have a question and I hope dat some one has the answer.
I would like to purchase 2 Elo Touchscreens and a Mac Mini.
Is it possible to connect 2 touchscreens to the Mac Mini.
Greetings
Floris

Hello,
What software are you running to enable the touchscreen(s), I would think it's a matter of that software & if they wrote it to handle more than... if not the SW & OS would be confused by 2 it seems.

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