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-   -   N900: Capacitive vs Resistive (https://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=33523)

mullf 2009-10-27 00:20

Re: N900: Capacitive vs Resistive
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by aironeous (Post 358583)
Nokia just filed a resistive multi-touch patent. Can't remember which gadget or cell phone website i saw that on.

Nokia just filed a resistive multi-touch patent APPLICATION.

It pays to be precise.

texaslabrat 2009-10-27 00:26

Re: N900: Capacitive vs Resistive
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mullf (Post 358664)
Nokia just filed a resistive multi-touch patent APPLICATION.

It pays to be precise.

the "application" part is implied since a company/person *FILES* for a patent (aka submits a patent application), and the uspto *GRANTS* a patent if they approve the application.

pycage 2009-10-27 07:56

Re: N900: Capacitive vs Resistive
 
I showed my N900 to an iPhone-using friend and he immediately liked the N900's resistive touch screen and said that the iPhone's screen was worse, sometimes being too overresponsive, sometimes not responding at all. And that he could use a stylus on the N900 was a big plus for him, too.

RevdKathy 2009-10-27 08:23

Re: N900: Capacitive vs Resistive
 
Loved the description of 'painting a Monet with a mop'. That's exactly how I feel.

ysss 2009-10-27 08:37

Re: N900: Capacitive vs Resistive
 
Horses for courses.

It's a pointless debate if you're not fully understading the strengths and weaknesses of each 'camps'.

See also: why maemo 6 will use capacitive screens.

MrGrim 2009-10-27 10:06

Re: N900: Capacitive vs Resistive
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GunnerzMate (Post 358536)
Both touch screen methods have gone a long way so is my question even relevant?

It's not about getting the answers, it's asking the right question ;)


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