3 ms·
This doesn't make sense... Why not use the touch screen as the controller, with variable number of sliders and track numbers and attach it to a PC/monitor for d
by xixixao 13y ago
This doesn't make sense... Why not use the touch screen as the controller, with variable number of sliders and track numbers and attach it to a PC/monitor for displaying the rest of the UI?
- sleepybrett 13y agoI imagine it might have to do with the actual surface of the 'keyboard' being embossed. It's very hard to use a tablet based UI to accomplish tasks like this because of the lack of physical controls. Oftentimes the operators attention is focused elsewhere and having to look down at a virtual set of controls is detrimental. I imagine not even this will help that much. Sometimes nothing beats an actual physical control panel.
- Gracana 13y agoBecause then you wouldn't need the surface's differentiating feature to use it.
- anonymfus 13y agoCapacitive touch screens are incapable of measuring pressure applied to buttons. This thing allows user to press buttons with different force to produce sounds of different volume.
- gress 13y agoFalse. Capacitive touch screens can measure finger pressure based on the size of the contact patch between the finger and the screen. They can also measure impact of the finger against the screen via the accelerometer.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]