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Nokia Gives Touch Screen Keyboard Feelings

Nov 6, 2007, 12:58 PM by (staff)

Nokia has shown off a new touch screen technology they are calling Haptikos. The screen has piezo sensor pads embedded beneath it that can create 0.1mm of travel. Nokia has worked to fine-tune the sound and feel of both pressing in on a key as well as the pop back after the key has been pushed. The technology will premiere in Nokia's touch-screen S60 phone. The company is working to perfect additional sensations like scrolling and dragging for future models.

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SprintPCSGuy

Nov 6, 2007, 8:21 PM

I bet something like that would just kill your battery quickly.

What do you think?

Wireless Buddy

I'm sure Nokia would perfect it before bringing it to market.

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