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Originally Posted by Chiron
Ok, i dont know much about touchscreen tech but, whats so good about a Capacitive Multi-Touch screen instead resistive? (or any other type of touchscreen?)
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zacheryjensen said it
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Actually, Sony has not released a single reader with capacitive screens. They use resistive screens [on
top of the display screen] which is why they [the displays] [look] so terrible. Capacitive screens do not require any material between you and your screen [they are
behind the display screen] and
thus do not cause glare or blurring. They don't work with gloved fingers but I find this to be a small sacrifice. The iPhone is an example of a device with a capacitive touch screen.
Me
The Multi-Touch versions allow the sensing of more than 1 fingertip at a time, for shrinking and etc..
Capacitive Touch gets my vote.
Kent Walters