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 By prasad, on  July 29th, 2010Synaptics have announced a range of ClearPad 7200 series Capacitive multi-touch panels, available in screen sizes of upto 10.1″, that support upto ten simultaneous points of contact, along with the usual gestures like pinch to zoom, and chiral-rotate. Synaptics also claims the new touch panels offer high accuracy, low latency, a . . . → Continue reading Synaptics announces ClearPad 7200 series multi-touch panels By prasad, on July 27th, 2010Adoption of glass based capacitive touch screen panels has extended from small-size panels for smartphone handsets to medium to large size panels of 7″ to 12″ for tablet PCs that should launch in the third and fourth quarter this year. The sources within touch controller IC suppliers indicated that glass based capacitive . . . → Continue reading Capacitive touch screens demand extends to medium to large sizes By prasad, on July 26th, 2010LG Display is a primary supplier of displays for Apple’s iPad. Apple has sold around 3.5 millions units of iPad since its launch in April this year. Reuters reports that LG is now unable to meet the growing demand from Apple for iPad displays Kwon Young-soo, CEO of LG Display, . . . → Continue reading LG unable to meet Apple’s iPad display demand By prasad, on July 15th, 2010HP’s Phil McKinney spoke at the Mobile Beat in San Franciso, about their Flexible display technology. Using rugged Mylar sheets, not unlike those found in solar panels, it can display video, while still being able to hold an image without power, much like an eInk display. McKinney seemed confident when he said, “these kind of display technologies will change . . . → Continue reading HP confident about flexible display technology on their devices By prasad, on July 12th, 2010We spoke earlier about the DIY Pixel Qi display that were available for sale finally. In good time too, since most folks were almost tired of waiting to feast their eyes on the hybrid display. In case you need reminding, there still aren’t any products that ship with the Pixel Qi display in them. The first batch of these $275 a . . . → Continue reading How to put a DIY Pixel Qi display on your Acer Netbook By prasad, on July 11th, 2010Capacitive screens are great to use, but try drawing over it, and you will see that fingers block the screen. Even foam tipped styluses cover too much, at least that is what Andrew Goss claims. Andrew Goss, a canadian jeweller, is the creator of the oStylus, and has designed it specifically to overcome this ‘blocking the screen’ issue. If you are still . . . → Continue reading oStylus capacitive pen lets you see what you draw By prasad, on July 10th, 2010Emulator is a new MIDI controller software, for multi-touch tablet PCs. This seems to be the work of a DJ that wasn’t happy with any 0f the other big LCD multi-touch screens available in the market. He claims none of them are accurate enough for pro usage, what with all the false touches, ghost touches, et all. This will . . . → Continue reading Emulator, multi-touch MIDI controller for Tablet PC By prasad, on July 7th, 2010This is really surprising. We have already seen several eReaders with dual screen in the market, most notably Alex, from Spring design, and the Nook from Barnes & Noble. However, the USPTO has granted a 2006 Amazon patent on eReaders with secondary LCD displays. The terms are broad enough to cover the Nook, Alex, and several other dual screen eReaders. “A handheld electronic device comprising: a . . . → Continue reading Amazon granted Dual-screen e-Reader Patent By prasad, on July 5th, 2010Boogie Board is a tablet with a difference. It is a pressure sensitive LCD writing tablet that captures your every stroke. You don’t need special writing instruments or paper, you can use even your finger or finger nail to create an image. The thickness of the line would depend on the pressure applied. Simple apply pressure again to erase. This can be . . . → Continue reading Boogie Board pressure sensitive writing tablet By prasad, on July 5th, 2010The iPad has a great capacitive touchscreen, for easy use with fingers, however, there are still folks that enjoy using a pen to fingers. Also, what if you want to draw on your tablet PC. A Stylus or a pen is definitely a better option. Good news, if you are one of them. Ten One Design, known for their stylus that . . . → Continue reading Pressure Sensitive writing on iPad enabled by Software |
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