Sentences with phrase «type of display developed»
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Brian A. Smith, a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Columbia Engineering, has developed the RAD — a racing auditory display — to enable gamers who are visually impaired to play the same types of racing games that sighted players can play with the same speed, control, and excitement that sighted players experience.
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There is another exclusive type of panel that Apple is developing with the help of AU Optronics and LG Display.
Think of all the types of apps that could be developed for this display, not to mention the eInk display itself.
Prime View International is planning on developing a number of new types of electrophoretic displays (EPD).
Still, while companies are developing new types of displays, flexible e-paper, color screens and new ways to extend product life, one company has decided to be more conservative by launching a 6 - inch E-Ink Vizplex - enabled e-reader.
While some may display obscure aggressiveness, this still does not negate the fact that most types have the capacity to develop affection and keen expression of their attachment to their owners.
People familiar with Apple's plans told Bloomberg Technology Wednesday that the Cupertino giant is developing curved iPhone displays and a new type of technology that would make it possible for users to control an iPhone with touchless gestures.
If Apple were to succeed in developing curved screens for its iPhone series, consumers can expect to see future releases rocking this type of display.
Designed and developed vacuum form designs and displayed the model using different type of materials
Material Description Report: Developed a material description Report to display list of materials, language key and material description based on material type and plant.
Second, antisocial behavior apparently develops in at least two separate pathways — child - onset versus adolescent - onset — that differ markedly regarding types of antisocial behavior displayed, persistence, and perhaps etiology.