If these news about sensitive feedback really becomes reality, i
believe we're in for the real revolution in screen access which Apple
already has started. I am so glad i've switched to the Apple line of
products and i for one won't look back, i've come home.
/Krister
talking about braille anyway...
Regards,
Nic.
On Oct 2, 2009, at 12:20 AM, Jean-Philippe Rykiel wrote:
> Dear Kevin,
> this is not what I was talking about. Sensitive feedback, I don't
> know if it is the right English term, is a system where you can feel
> changes on the
Not sure if its actually tactile feedback, as if it was tactile, the
user would feel something from the screen. I think he meanssomething
like sensible best
Yuma
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I think the more common English term would be tactile feedback.
Sensitive feedback implies emotions, wine and roses, therapists, etc..
Frank
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MessageDear Kevin,
this is not what I was talking about. Sensitive feedback, I don't know if it is
the right English term, is a system where you can feel changes on the screen's
aspect itself when you perform certain things. A bit like Braille displays, but
on the entire screen sur
