Articles about capacitive touchscreen

We've talked about Lenovo's S10-3t convertible tablet a few times here and now it's time to bring you an unboxing video with it that highlights the stuff a spec sheet never could: how it feels and works in real life. From what I could gather I made a short list of the things the presenter found out:there's a SIM card slot in the battery bay, so it seems there will be versions with 3G Data (now there aren't any) hinge mechanism feels sturdy enough to ensure long healthy life for Lenovo S10...

We've presented you the Lenovo S10-3t during CES this year, but now it seems it's already available for purchase online, on Amazon. I say just 499$ because it packs the latest Atom PineTail CPU running at  1.66 GHz, more than your average Atom netbook and also consumes less energy (that's be biggest selling point of the new CPU, not the speed which is marginally better).The Lenovo S10-3t is a 10.1 inch convertible netbook tablet with 1024 x 600 pixels resolution powered by a sluggish Intel ...

The problem with most multitouch displays is that you can use only two or three fingers maximum to play with it, and that's a problem if you want to make complex moves or in cases where multiple users are using the tablet at the same time (think Microsoft Surface interaction style). TrueTouch is a product in development by Cypress Semiconductor that's said to accept unlimited numbers of fingers on the screen at the same time and it will be compatible with devices ranging from 7 to 17 inches be i...

HP was pretty fast with shipping after presenting the TM2 convertible tablet to the public at CES. The TM2 is now in HP's official store starting 950$, exactly like stated before. There are also few configuration options to make it more powerful but you'll have to pay the price for the beefier CPU, more RAM or bigger hard drive.The base configuration of HP TM2 includes an Intel SU7300 ULV dual core CPU running at 1.3 GHz (can be upgraded to SU9600, 3GB RAM and ATI Mobility Radeon 4550 with 5...

CES is on starting January the 7th and already manufacturers have started to show products that makes us believe the Touch Tablet trend is going to skyrocket this year. One of those devices is the Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t, essentially a netbook tablet with a capacitive screen and multitouch capabilities.It's not surprising to see that netbook tablets are manufacturer's favorite when it comes to converting gadgets to tablet PCs as netbooks already have a pretty low starting price point and addin...

As you already know, by far the best touchscreen technology today is capacitive in nature, but the downsize now is the high production cost of bigger diagonal display panels plus the inability to build bigger size screens, a problem that prohibits proliferation of bigger diagonal multi touchscreens.This situation is it change soon, as Chunghwa Picture Tube (CPT) announced they're working on a 21.5 diagonal projective capacitive touchscreen that will hit market next year. Projective capacitiv...

MOTO Development Group is a company that recently announced it's working on a new series of Android based touch tablets with OLED screen (better colors, improved battery life, greater contrast). We know about the new series that it consists of three models: 3.5, 5 and 10.4 inch, all with OMAP CPUs and Android OS.The 5 inch model is destined to be used as a PMP, PND and portable data terminal, and uses an OMAP 3430 microprocessor with 256 MB RAM and 256 MB ROM, 8 megapixel camera (that's very...