Make
Model
Platform
Form Factor
Technology
Acer
Aspire AS5738PG
Notebook
Clamshell
Capacitive
Aspire Z5610
Desktop
All-in-One
Optical
Asus
Eee PC T91
Netbook
Resistive
Dell
SX2210T 21.5” Monitor
Monitor
Studio One 19
Latitude XT2
Tablet
Fujitsu
Lifebook T4310
Lifebook T4410
LifeBook 5010
DeskPower F Series
Gateway
Gateway One ZX4800
HP
HP 21.5” Compaq L2105tm
HP 42” LD4200tm
TouchSmart 600t
TouchSmart 300z
TouchSmart TX2
TouchSmart dx9100
Lenovo
ThinkPad X200
ThinkPad T400
Medion
X9613
Sony
VAIO L
Toshiba
Satellite U505
Satellite M505
MSRPs would have been nice too. I guess I could Bing it but it would have helped narrow my search a little.
Are the number of touchpoints the same for all devices? It would be good to include the max number of touchpoints too. Thanks.
As far as multitouch technologies themselves go, resistive should not necessarily be last. I was at CEATEC earlier this year, and Stantum had a booth there with a demo of their unlimited points resistive multitouch technology - very impressive. There are probably videos of it on YouTube. I'm not aware of any actual implementations of it in computers, though. I just wanted to mention that resistive isn't always bad.
I didn't include # of touchpoints because that depends on the drivers and I shouldn't plant a benchmark flag on someone else's code. Basically, it would be safe to assume 2 on the opticals and 4 on the capacitives, but it may vary.
Point taken, I can't say I've used a multitouch resistive screen before. Resistive depends on mechanically pushing two films together. In my opinion, maintaining that pressure connection while sliding multiple fingers around the screen won't be as good an experience as capactive. But I could be wrong and I'm looking forward to trying out all methods. Given this one was on an Eee machine, I think it's safe to stack rank it at the bottom of this list.
Nice to see some multitouch monitors appearing at last. Shame so many are only two track point, not 4 or 5 (even better for hand interactions).
Would really like to see some 7 inch multitouch screen with a small bezel so I could use a couple for an interactive multitouch replacement for my TouchStream keyboard. The best of both worlds then!
Max
well i am sure that if the sales show that folks want the systems with touch then more monitors will follow.
at least it's good to see that the list of compaies who are willing to try this is good sized... now to see if they sell enough units for them to keep offering them.
mean while just as a silly demo app / for fun / I am thinking of a WPF and Touch LCARS screen....
for those who do not know what that refers to look at StarTrek the Next Generation, all over the ship they had touch scrrens with a style of graphics to them.... you tap a yellow /red area and fire phasers and so on...
This is more channel 9 comment.
If you click on "Share" drop down up on top, the drop down list will be under "Rating" control. So either z-index is messed up or your drop down needs an iframe.
I am running under IE 8.0.6001.18702 and SL 3.
Touch LCARS - +1