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AUO’s High Resolution, Ultra Slim & Light Mobile Device Displays Introduce New Applications for Entertainment and Life

by Isaac Oburu

AU Optronics Corp. today announced numerous mobile device displays and technologies, which will make their appearance at Touch Taiwan 2016 between August 24 to 26, outlining the future directions of entertainment and life with …

Tags:Events| Touch Displays| Touch Taiwan 2016

Heraeus Celebrates Intego Partnership

by Tom Allen

Heraeus will launch a new touch panel process for film patterning at Touch Taiwan this year (24th-26th August). The work will focus on Heraeus’ Clevios conductive polymer films, with patterning accomplished using dry-film resist …

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Touch Displays| Touch Taiwan 2016| Vol 23 - Issue 30

Why Touch is No Good for Games

by Tom Allen

Touchscreens have changed the way that we interact with technology, but they aren’t suitable for everything. For scrolling through webpages – no problem. For choosing items from a menu – a bit trickier, but …

Tags:Haptics| Touch Displays| Virtual Reality| Vol 23 - Issue 34

NEC Uses FlatFrog in LFDs

by Tom Allen

NEC has said that its 55″ and 65″ XUHD displays – first seen at ISE this year (NEC has Big Video Wall Plans) – will use a new touch system called InGlass touch, from …

Hannspree Uses Vertical Integration

by Tom Allen

With a screen using 7H hardness edge-to-edge cover glass, Hannspree’s HT225HPB monitor is claimed to be well-suited to touch operation. The 21.5″ display can support 10 touch points, using procap technology from sister company …

Tags:Hannstar (Hannspree)| Large Display Monitor| Touch Displays| Vol 23 - Issue 22

Canatu Integrates with E Ink

by Bob Raikes

When we met Canatu at CES, the company expressed frustration at the number of design wins that it has achieved, but that which it cannot publicise for contractual reasons. However, at SID, the company …

Copaco Signs with Vidi-Touch

by Tom Allen

Copaco is now distributing Vidi-Touch touch displays for digital signage in the Netherlands.

Tags:Large Display Monitor| Netherlands| Touch Displays| Vol 23 - Issue 19

LDM Product Roundup – Vol 23 No 18

by Tom Allen

DisplayLite will show a new 55″ UltraHD procap touch table at the NEC Showcase 2016 (18th – 19th May, London). It will be based on an NEC display. Touch screen specialist Distec can now …

Cambrios Clarifies Changes

by Bob Raikes

We reported on the Cambrios liquidation and ‘re-birth’ as Cambrios Advanced Materials Corp last week and, as planned, we managed to catch up with past and current President & CEO Jon LeMoncheck to get …

Automotive Market Shifting to Capacitive Touch

by Tom Allen

Touch screens are increasingly being seen in vehicles, as consumers become more comfortable with the technology through their mobile devices. According to IHS, the automotive touch panel market is forecast to expand from 28 …

Dimensional Touch Responds to Pressure

by Phillip Wright

Yesterday, I highlighted the technology that Apple has introduced to add an element of pressure sensitivity to the touch input sensor of its iPhones. Of course, that has encouraged others to go in this …

Tags:Smartphones| Touch Displays| Vol 23 - Issue 14

Apple Moves Touch On with Pressure

by Phillip Wright

With the introduction of the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, Apple has provided users with a force sensing touch user interface enabling new input modalities that also incorporate haptic feedback. I recently briefly assessed …

Tags:Apple| iPhone| Smartphones| Touch Displays| Vol 23 - Issue 14