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Posted by scaryjim - Thu 04 Feb 2010 10:08
Exactly what use will unlimited point multitouch be on a dedicated e-reader?
Posted by latrosicarius - Thu 04 Feb 2010 20:09
“Media mogul Rupert Murdoch recently weighed in on the matter, stating in News Corp's recent earnings conference call that he's not a fan of Amazon's pricing model.”

Woopty-freekin-do. GTFO murdoch, you greedy SOB
Posted by duc - Fri 05 Feb 2010 00:18
scaryjim
Exactly what use will unlimited point multitouch be on a dedicated e-reader?

I suppose Amazon could employ a larger screen and do away the the keypad segment on future Kindles and have a floating onscreen keyboard.
Posted by Funkstar - Fri 05 Feb 2010 10:43
scaryjim
Exactly what use will unlimited point multitouch be on a dedicated e-reader?
Is unlimited touch point technology significantly more expensive than two point touch point screens?

I doubt it, so they may as well impliment it.

Something I've just thought of: Pinch to zoom, what happens when you use all five fingers with it. So instead of just your thumb and first finger, you use your thumb and all 4 fingers. Do some multi touch screens get confused by this? Would this screen with it's unlimited point potential? If the screen can handle it, then interpreting it is all down to the software.