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Originally Posted by gottogetout
Why that changes? Was it required in order to add the function allowing to reduce the "blue light"?
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Infra-red touch requires a raised bezel, so once they made the design choice to have a flush bezel then they had to use capacitive touch for those models.
I don't know why they used capacitive touch on some models that have a raised bezel though, unless it is something to do with the different waterproofing technique they used on those models. The H2O1 has a more complicated (and so probably more expensive) waterproofing method than the H2O2.