by eN-touch Team | Jun 11, 2015 | Uncategorized | The touchscreen industry is about to take a major leap towards bigger, much bigger devices. Measuring at 84 inches (diagonally), the Microsoft Surface Hub is one of the largest touchscreen devices on the planet. While it looks like an ordinary flat-screen TV from afar, it features a fully functional touchscreen […]
by eN-touch Team | Mar 27, 2016 | Uncategorized | Microsoft has officially launched its massive 84-inch touchscreen-enabled Surface Hub. Of course, most people have been expecting the device for quite some time. Microsoft first unveiled the Surface Hub last year, touting it as being a hub for professional conferences and team-based collaboration projections. At the time, however, there […]
by eN-touch Team | Jun 19, 2015 | Uncategorized | While speaking at this year’s Lenovo Tech World event, Lenovo unveiled a new smartphone that’s able to project a touchscreen onto practically any surface. Known as Smart Cast, it looks like a typical Android-powered smartphone. It’s small, sleek, features a crisp display, and is packed with powerful hardware. […]
by eN-touch Team | Oct 21, 2015 | LCD Technology | There are two primary types of backlights used in modern-day liquid crystal display (LCD) touchscreen devices: light-emitting diode (LED) and cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFL). While both methods offer a fully functional form of illumination, lighting up the pixels so the operator can clearly see them, there are […]
by eN-touch Team | Jan 28, 2015 | LCD Technology | Liquid crystal display (LCD) is a a type of image-rendering device or visual display (including touchscreens) that uses a thin layer of liquid crystals sandwiched between two substrates. LCDs are unique in the sense that they don’t directly emit light. Instead, a backlight or similar light source […]
by eN-touch Team | Jan 9, 2017 | Uncategorized | The search engine giant Google has teamed with Fitat Chrysler to design a new infotainment using Google’s signature Android operating system technology. The two companies announced their partnership while speaking at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Details of the project remain sparse, but it’s believed to use Chrysler’s […]
by eN-touch Team | Feb 3, 2016 | LCD Technology | It’s frustrating when you press an icon on a touchscreen device only for it to not register. If it’s a one-time occurrence, it shouldn’t cause any major issues regarding the functionality of the device. But if it constantly misses your touch — or registers the wrong command — […]
by eN-touch Team | Jul 12, 2016 | Uncategorized | Touchscreen monitors have come a long ways over the years, with many featuring oversized specifications, such as the Microsoft Hub. In an effort to compete with Microsoft, however, the PC and tech company Dell has announced a massive new 70-inch touchscreen monitor for businesses and schools. The Dell […]
by eN-touch Team | Nov 16, 2015 | LCD Technology | Bosch is reportedly developing a new touchscreen interface for use in automobiles that operators can feel. Most touchscreen interfaces, especially those used in cars and trucks, offer no form of haptics feedback to the operator. When you press a virtual button on the interface, the system executes […]
by eN-touch Team | Dec 5, 2016 | Uncategorized | BlackBerry has long been defined by its QWERTY keypad. While most other handset makers have transitioned to touchscreen interfaces, BlackBerry has remained true to its roots, relying on a traditional keypad as its primary method of input. Of course, many users prefer this option for its simplicity and ease […]