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I thought the same thing. There is real innovation in tablet computing available through this avenue. The current haptic feedback that some devices offer is re
by orofino 15y ago
I thought the same thing. There is real innovation in tablet computing available through this avenue.
The current haptic feedback that some devices offer is really inadequate. To give you actual controls that you can feel would be a leap forward.
Also, if you think about the way Apple typically does these things, it would be a huge advantage if they got there first. Apple has a tendency to buy years worth of production from a given vendor, if they could tie up access to this technology for a year or two while production ramps to accomodate demand, they could gain a huge lead (well, larger than they already have).
- bergie 15y agoProper haptic feedback would be huge. This might also help to explain the leaked pictures where the new iPad is thicker than iPad 2.
- tomelders 15y agoThe one thing that makes me doubt this will happen is that the senseg system uses a plastic film over the surface, and there's no way Apple are going to put plastic over glass.