Thread: Capacitive touch and stylus?
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Old 11-17-2010, 01:16 PM   #11
bill_mchale
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capacitive are cheaper and clearer and slightly quicker. so for just finger touch gestures they are well suited.
Actually it is because resistive touch screens require more force at a given point to respond. The level of effort to get a great touch screen to respond to finger input is higher than the effort needed for a mediocre keyboard.

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