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February 25, 2014

Fujitsu Demos Tactile Touch Screens at MWC

Fujitsu Labs brings the magic of tactile touch surface feeling on tablets to MWC 2014 show http://bit.ly/1hiA0Xs

 

Machine Translation:
Fujitsu Laboratories developed a prototype tablet equipped haptic technology with a tactile feel a touch panel is obtained. Traditionally, there was the technology to convey the feel of such a feeling of irregularity due to the generation of static electricity and vibration of the touch panel itself, but this time, by the ultrasonic vibration, changing the friction force between the finger and the touch panel, Fujitsu Laboratories, has developed the industry’s first technology to be presented.

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