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This is a flat-screen laser (LLP) multi-touch setup. Using a hacked LCD monitor and some custom Flash programs
Flickpad is about photo discovery and enjoyment. With support for both Flickr and Facebook, it makes checking out the latest photos your contacts are positing fun and blistering fast.
Designed from the ground up to make extensive use of the iPad's multi-touch abilities, it really provides a whole new way to interact with and enjoy photos
A landing page respondents were driven to as part of a multi-touch direct marketing campaign for Tonic Photo Studios.
I also hand-coded this page and integrated it with a personalized URL campaign system.
What Matters Most is a real-time news aggregate built on my custom multi-touch hardware. The applications aims to determine what media people truly care about. Polling stories from the popular aggregate service Digg, content is displayed hierarchically starting at the top-level container topic. Navigating allows the user to drill-down into topics, categories and stories, as well as the surrounding user conversations.
Rockchip RK3188 Quad core A9 + Android 4.2
10.1" IPS display 1280x800 + Capacitive Multi-touch
Built-in WCDMA/EVDO 3G module, support phone call
7200mAh large battery
GPS, WIFI, G-sensor, Bluetooth
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● Capacitive multi touch screen
● Telechips 8803 1.2GHz Cortex A9 CPU
● HDIM Port
● 4G harddisk, 512M RAM
● Support USB Charging
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- 5.0 inch FHD IPS screen, 1920 x 1080 pixel display
- Support 3G network: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz WCDMA 850/2100MHz
- MTK6592, Cortex-A7 Octa core,1.7GHz
- 13MP back camera + 13MP front camera
- 2GB RAM + 32GB ROM
- Android 4.2
THL T100 Smartphone Basic Parameter Information
Model: THL T100
OS: Android 4.2
CPU: MTK6592, Cortex-A7 Octa core, 1.7GHz
GPU: Mali-450
ROM: 32GB
RAM: 2GB
Band: 2G: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
3G: WCDMA 850/2100MHz
Sim Card: Dual SIM Card Dual Standby(one micro-sim card)
Service Provide: Unlocked
Display Size: 5.0 Inch
Type: Retina IPS
Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels, 441 PPI
HSUPA Support 5.76 Mbps
HSDPA Support 7.2 Mbps/42Mbps
Screen Color: 16000K Colors
Card Extend: Support TF card up to 32GB extended
Camera/Picture Resolution: Dual Cameras, front camera 13.0MP, back camera 13.0MP with flashlight and auto focus, support 1080P video record
THL T100 Smartphone Basic Function
Input: Handwrite/Keypad
WIFI: Yes, 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0
Gravity Sensor: Yes
Multi-Touch: Yes, 5 point touch
Ringtones Type: Polyphonic/MP3
Audio File Format: MP3/WAV/AMR/AWB
Video File Format: 3GP/MPEG4
Image File Format: JPEG/BMP/GIF/PNG/GIF
E-book Format: TXT/CHM/DOC/HTML
FM Radio: Yes, earphone needed
Earphone Port: 3.5mm
Data transfer: USB/Bluetooth
Mobile internet: WAP/WIFI
Phonebook: 1000
Message: SMS/MMS
Dimensions: 144.2*70.4*8.8mm
GPS: Yes, built in, also support A-GPS With EPO assistance to speed up postioning
Language: English, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Melayu, Catala, Cestina, Dansk, Deutsch, Espanol, Filipino, French, Hrvatski, Zulu, Italiano, Kiswahili, Latviesu, Lietuviu, Magyar, Nederlands, Norsk, Polish, Portuguese, Romana, Rumantsch, Slovencina, Suomi, Svenska, Vietnamese, Turkish, Greek, Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Hebrew, Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Simplified/Traditional Chinese
Other Feature: NFC, OTG,OGS, 3G, WIFI, GPS, FM, Bluetooth, Ebook, Email, Play Store,Messaging, wallpapers, calendar, calculator, clock,camera, tethering & portable hotspot, etc
This isn't really a great photo or anything. But its something I'm really proud of. Its my multi-touch table. Its a massive computer table for which the entire surface is a touch screen.
I'm just running a demo in the picture showing that it sees my fingers. Pretty neato!
Meeting of the Interactive Art and Music working group in Geneva, 9-10 June 2008. This WG is part of SID (Sonic Interaction Design, Cost Action) .
We are learning "Transforming Ordinary Surfaces Into Multi-touch Controllers" by Alain Crevoisier, Greg Kellum - Thank you!
Model no.:BD-705
7 inch tablet pc
CPU A10 Cortex A8 1.0Ghz
GPU Mali-400, 2D/3D graphics processor
Operation system Google Android 4.0
Language support multiple language
Memory 512M DDR3 (1GB optional)
Storage Device Nand Flash 4GB (Standard) / 8G/16G
Support external TF card, maximum capacity of 32GB
Gravity 4-Directions gravity sensing
LCD Size 7inch, TFT LCD
PIXEL 800 * 480 (16:9)
WiFi WIFI: IEEE802.11b/g/n wireless network
3G "USB 3G Dongle WCDMA: HuaWeiE230/E176G/E160E/E182G/E1782/E1750/E1756/UMG1691; ZTE MF633BP-1/MF633/MF637U
CDMA2000/EVDO: HuaWeiE150/EC1261/EC122/EC156/EC1270; ZTE AC580/AC2736/AC2746 "
Touch Pannel 7 "Multi-touch Capacitive screen (G+ G)
Friday, Day 4: Designing Natural Interfaces: Adventures in Touchscreen, Multi-touch, and Multi-user Experiences with Darren Moody and Nathan Moody.
I'm trying to teach her about letters and the keyboard, at the same time.
I didn't have the heart to tell her it wasn't a multi-touch screen.
In February 2008 we had the honour of having a TV crew over at the studio of our hardware partner SOCO Amsterdam. They worked on a program called “In de ban van het ding” (practical joke which translates to “lord of the things”). It was broadcast on the 27th of February 2008 on the public TV channel VPRO. We had a full featured item in which we explained the benefits of multi-touch technology on one of our early prototypes. We got tremendous feedback from all kinds of organisations, businesses or otherwise interested individuals.
Attendees listen to Sen. Dodd's presentation. "The National Infrastructure Imperitive." RENCI brought its multi-touch table and two touch-enable plasma displays to the conference to demonstrate several applications related to growth and sustainability.
I showed my niece Kaili (age 6) the iPhone picture interface, and she got it in about 15 seconds, and was able to play with it going through all the photos and looking at them. Targeting the second of a double-tap was the only thing she had a problem with, and she did have expectations that the device would respond to greater pressure.
Nonetheless, the device scored way higher in learnability and general enjoyment than the OLPC laptop I gave her, which frustrated her and me to no end. My common-law nephew-in-law Lewis, aged 10, had a better time of it, but his successes took lots of collaboration and help.
What Matters Most is a real-time news aggregate built on my custom multi-touch hardware. The applications aims to determine what media people truly care about. Polling stories from the popular aggregate service Digg, content is displayed hierarchically starting at the top-level container topic. Navigating allows the user to drill-down into topics, categories and stories, as well as the surrounding user conversations.
My last installation, a multi-Touch Screen with a emergent software displayed at FILE 09
More info on: www.luiscarli.com
iPad party game for family and friends that can be played together on a shared multi-touch screen.
by Keng-Fu Chu
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PAX East 2012 - There were a lot of kids at PAX East this year. Fortunately touch interfaces seem to just work for children. They get the intuitive way that things work. The boy in the front was just shy of 3 years old and was rock'in out on Bejeweled. His sister was a big help whenever he got stuck. They also had a chance to play Wong on the big screen, unfortunately, those photos didn't really turn out. We were all too busy cheering them on!