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Agloves Lets You Use Capacitive Touchscreens in the Cold

Evan Selleck, Nov 1st 2010 Discuss [2]

Today, people love to manipulate their devices with a touchscreen. Whether it's a tablet, or even a PC, people want to be able to touch something to make it happen. It's even more apparent with cell phones, as almost every phone out there incorporates a touchscreen. But, as we get into the colder months, it's going to become increasingly difficult for some people in some locations to use their capacitive touchscreen mobile phones outside. Not for long, as the Agloves are here to save the day. Read The Full Story

Hitachi Creates Projected Capacitive Touchscreen That Supports Fingers, Pens, and Insulating Materials

Evan Selleck, Aug 31st 2010 Discuss [2]

Hitachi has grown to be one of those companies that's focusing a lot on technology of the future lately, and we don't have a problem with that at all. Especially when they're making movies like Minority Report come to life. This time around, though, they've managed to create the same kind of touch panel that devices like the iPad and iPhone use, but with a bit of a twist. Read The Full Story

3M M2256PW Multi-Touch 22-Inch Monitor Debuts

Evan Selleck, Jun 14th 2010 Discuss [0]

If you're a fan of monitors, or touching monitors to make things happen, then it looks like 3M's got something in the works for you. Over at InfoComm 2010, the company pulled the curtain off their 22-inch multi-touch monitor. And, when we say multi-touch, we mean they've managed to go to the extreme with what's inside the M2256PW, but it's all in a very, very good way. And no, it's not a USB 3.0 monitor, either. Read The Full Story

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Samsung Wave Unboxing and Hands-on [video]

Vincent Nguyen, May 29th 2010 Discuss [2]

Samsung’s first bada phone, the Samsung Wave S8500, has landed on our desk, and we’re still not quite certain whether the new OS has a future in the mobile market. Designed to bridge the (fast-shrinking) gap between feature-phones and smartphones, bada is envisaged as the Samsung’s way to corner a new generation of handset upgraders tempted by the flexibility of a full smartphone but shy of either their price, complexity or both. Read on for our Samsung Wave S8500 unboxing and some first-impressions.

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Acer Aspire 1825PT and 1825PTZ Are 11.6-Inch Capacitive Touchscreen Netbooks

Evan Selleck, Mar 18th 2010 Discuss [0]

It seems that Acer likes to sneak some of their netbooks under the radar. Of course, we don't necessarily think they should try and hide these. After all, an 11.6-inch capacitive touchscreen netbook seems pretty great to us. And sure, these models seem to be upgrades to two Acer model netbooks that still haven't been released, we're still plenty excited. Read The Full Story