Board 8 > Wii U patents featuring diagrams, touch screen changes and Wiimote pack-ins

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http://www.gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=177013

STUFF!

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zomg stuff

the patent specification for the tablet controller has a CPU

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If the tablet only has a resistive touch panel, that would be.... pretty disastrous

well as of last years E3 that's what it was, but that sounds like that's what one of the major changes is that it can do both resistive and capacitive

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Thought that said diaphragms for a moment and was about to commend Nintendo for their out-of-the-box thinking.

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What are the differences between resistive and capacitive screens?

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HaRRicH posted...
What are the differences between resistive and capacitive screens?

resistive - like what the DS screens are like where you need pinpoint accuracy to touch it
capacitive - like what ipad screens are like where just a gentle touch is needed

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Resistive - Typically single touch, can be pressed by generally anything
Capacitive - Can do multitouch, needs some form of electrical signals (Such as a finger)

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Can it have both?

I like using stylus' over fingers.

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I can't how it would logistically work with both. >_>

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You can use a stylus on a capacitive screen too

From: ninkendo | #005
but that sounds like that's what one of the major changes is that it can do both resistive and capacitive

Was referring to this in my last post

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The patent just says it can have either resistive or capacitive, when all we have known until now is that it was gonna be resistive.

interesting stuff.
maybe this will be the thing to trump the galaxy note's stylus.

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