Sentences with phrase «ir touch»

But between the IR touch tech and the page refresh there's a slight hiccup in the time between your tap and the actual action being carried out.

Brightness, font - size, and other options are all controlled by finicky draggable bars when they'd be better suited software buttons, since it's still using IR touch tech.

I haven't seen one in person, but the pictures sure look like it has an IR touch screen.

The bezel edge around the screen is slightly raised to accommodate the touch sensors (like other IR touch devices).

The Kindle Touch, the more interesting of the two, features a smaller body, a IR touch display, and a new X-Ray feature to quickly look up words and entires in Wikipedia.

In addition, capacitive touch screens will be used instead of the customary IR touch panels.

It has got an IR touch screen.

One of the main new functions was using Infrared technology called IR Touch, this is the same technology found in the new Kobo Touch.

And the reason (I'm guessing) that the screen is inset is because it's uses IR touch, unlike the Aura and Voyage, both of which use a capacitive touch screen.

The new device features a six inch Pearl e-Ink display with IR Touch, this is the same kind of... [Read more...]

This is the latest generation IR Touch model that has seen massive sales and a strong development team issuing enhancement firmware updates on a regular basis.

It features a 6 inch e-ink pearl display with IR touch and has a resolution of 800 × 600 pixels.

You can get pin - point accuracy on the screen because of the IR touch that drastically enhances the touchscreen sensitivity.

It features an Infrared Touch or IR touch that drastically enhances the touchscreen sensitivity and makes interacting with the screen a pure delight.

The Kindle has a capacitive touchscreen, while the Nook has Neonode IR Touch.

Display: 6» Pearl E Ink touchscreen; 800 x 600 resolution, 167 PPI; Neonode IR touch with 2 finger multi-touch support

Neonode's IR touch has a strong business case in almost all touch applications.

You will need the stylus for pin point accuracy but the screen features IR touch, so its not completely necessary for the most common tasks.

Display: 6» Pearl E Ink touchscreen; 800 x 600 resolution, 167 PPI; Neonode IR touch with 2 finger multi-touch support Size: 115 x157 x 9.2 mm; Weight:... [Read more...]

The IR touch screen might be an improvement over the capacitive M96C since it won't dull the contrast and also the 8 ″ screen is higher resolution.

Like most current generation e-Readers it has IR touch for high procession while interacting with the touchscreen.

The Ultra does not have a capacitive touch screen and employs older Neonode IR touch technology.

We don't know much about the internal specs, but unlike the Kindle Voyage this model is employing an e-Ink Pearl screen and Neonode IR Touch.

E-ink is always sluggish compared to traditional LCDs, and the IR touch - screen could plausibly add latency to touch responses, but we know from the Nook that it's possible to make a much faster touch - screen e-reader than the Kindle Touch.

ClarityScreen + is also an incredibly responsive touchscreen with Infrared Touch (IR Touch).

IR Touch requires fewer layers on the screen, so there's less between you and your stories.

Another cool aspect of the tablet is its IR touch array that allows for the tablet to be operated even with gloves on.

Not exact matches

The 3DS systems may have a touch - screen and dual - screens, but the Switch has HD Rumble and an IR sensor in the right hand Joy - Con.

The screen is sunken, which means they are employing an IR display, instead of a capacitive touch screen.

The thick IR - touch bezels are all deeper than on non-touch readers.

Would it be possible for you to demo the clarity difference between IR and Capacitive touch devices?

This reader does trumpet the fact it has a capacitive touch screen, but it honestly feels like it is employing older Neonode IR technology.

The Kobo Touch the first e-ink IR touchscreen e-reader to be launched by the company is not not yet available in Germany to be purchased.

The Kobo Touch the first e-ink IR touchscreen e-reader to be launched by the company is not not yet available in Germany to be... [Read more...]

The Kindle Touch presumably has a slightly bigger battery than the Kindle 3, because that IR illumination has to cost some power.

It's also got capitative touch, instead of the infrared (IR) touch that every other touch reader had used until now.

The big new thing about this is that it has a IR Touchscreen similar to the Kobo Touch.

The rumour right now is that the device may use the same IR technology found in the Kobo Touch and Sony PRS - T1.

One more question (it might say in the specs — I apologize if that is the case), but is the screen touch capability capacitive or IR based and does it support multi-touch?

Also, the reason this device has a sunken screen is because the Neonode IR tech requires it (the IR shoots out from the inner sides of the bezel to form a touch detection grid).

According to the Netronix webpage, the E60Q62 device, which this ereader seems to be, is «IR - Touch (Single point) + Digitizer with Stylus».

It feels well - built and comfortable to hold, and the design is much improved over last year's Kindle Touch — it's thinner, better balanced, and doesn't have an overly - recessed screen for the IR touchscreen anymore.

The Glo uses the same IR - based touch technology that's found in the Nook Simple Touch and Sony PRS touch technology that's found in the Nook Simple Touch and Sony PRS Touch and Sony PRS - T2.

If you have ever used the Kindle Touch, Kobo Touch or Nook Simple Touch, the Sony model has the same IR display.

It does not have a capacitive but an ir - controlled touch screen.

The Kindle Touch uses a multi-touch IR touchscreen, similar to that seen in the Sony PRS - T1.

Rather than an IR - based touch screen, like many of its competitors possess, the Kindle Paperwhite boasts a capacitive touch screen that is easy to use.

The Galaxy Note Pro boasts a beautiful WQXGA (2560 × 1200) touch display, a quad - Core Exynos 5 (Wifi only) or a Quad Core Snapdragon 800 (LTE version), 3 GB RAM, 32 or 64 GB of internal storage, a micro SD card slot (up to 64 GB memory expansion), 9500mAh battery, Android 4.4 Kit Kat, IR emitter, and GPS / Glonass.

If there was just some logic to the naming and marketing... Like, if we call it an Aura, it will have a capacitive screen, touch or glo will have IR.

As far as port, sensor, and button placement is concerned: on the back, we have our main camera sensor and a LED flash, there's no heart - rate sensor on the A series; on the front, we have our proximity and ambient light sensors, a front - facing camera, earpiece, display, back and recent app capacitive keys, and a home button with an integrated touch - based fingerprint sensor (A5 and A7 only); on the bottom, there's a microphone, 3.5 mm headphone jack, MicroUSB port, and the speaker grille; on the top, we have nothing other than the secondary microphone, and, just like the new GS7, there's no IR blaster on board; and the volume buttons are located on the left side of the aluminium frame, while the power button is located on the right side — all three buttons are very tactile with excellent reachability and positioning.