Have you ever adjusted the volume on a high - end stereo system and experienced that ever - so - slight resistance and
smooth scrolling action?
As we've already mentioned,
smooth scrolling action is the name of the game with this tablet.
Not exact matches
The
scrolling motion makes the story move along with a nice flow, but the fact is that
smooth as it is, you know when you are seeing the edge of each page — not because there is a line, but because the
action isn't complete until the whole page is on the screen.
Squeezed between the left and right clicks is the standard - issue wheel which sports a decent
scrolling action, being
smooth enough for everyday use whilst still having enough control for doing things like swapping weapons in the middle of a heated match.
The benefits of reverse engineering the 1989
action - platforming adventure don't end there, as it now runs at 60 fps in widescreen with
smoother scrolling and physics.
The 4.1 x 2.9 - inch touchpad is
smooth and accurate, and it responded instantaneously to gestures like two - finger
scrolling and tapping four fingers to open the
Action Center.
Flicking between refresh rates and performing the same
action (such as
scrolling through your Twitter feed) does present a
smoother, more satisfying experience at 120Hz, but those without a keen eye on refresh rates will find the difference minimal.