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Originally Posted by shalym
It's easy to tell. With an IR touchscreen, you can trigger it with virtually ANYTHING that breaks the infrared beams. That includes fingers, sticks, pencil erasers, the corner of the blanket while you're lying in bed reading, a moth landing on the screen because it's drawn by the light...
With a capacitive screen, you need either a finger (or other body part) or a special stylus with a rubber tip to interact with the screen.
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I can confirm that cat's paws can also turn capacitive pages just fine
But not tails.