Articles about touch pad

We've presented a while ago the EviGoup Paddle (called then simply "Pad'), a netbook slate running Windows 7, nothing too special. Most small manufacturers choose netbook hardware which is then 'adjusted' to a slate format. The Evigroup Paddle has one major inconvenient: it's expensive, very expensive, even compared to the iPad, with prices ranging from $732 to $854. That's a lot to ask from a device that's no different than a netbook without a keyboard and a capacitive touchscreen slapped ov...

If you think about IT companies from France, the only ones coming to my mind are Lacie and Alcatel, but there are a handful of companies out there trying to get in front. One of them is eviGruoup, which recently announced they're working on a touch tablet based on a netbook configuration with Windows 7 OS. [caption id="attachment_383" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="eviGroup Pad, where have I seen such a design?"][/caption] The main specifications include  a 10.2 inch 1024 x ...

Wacom is a producer well known for its graphic tablets, used by artists to work with graphic design/CAM/CAD programs. But Wacom, as any other producer in those times is trying to diversify its products, the latest result being the Wacom Bamboo Touch multitouch USB pad, a product that can be described as a hand operated touch pad (similar to that found on laptops) that has a greater input area and that can support multi touch gestures. [caption id="attachment_301" align="aligncenter" width="50...