Is The Stylus Finally Ready For Prime Time?

By Guillaume Largillier, November 28, 2011

In spite of its burdensome legacy, the stylus is becoming popular again. We’re seeing a new wave of stylus-empowered tablets (some of which include products from Lenovo, Samsung, Wacom, and more) coming to the market, as well as increased industry competition. So, the real question is why the stylus should succeed now.

Intrinsically-Safe Wireless Keyboards Reduce Costs

By Staff, July 01, 2011

The BT-87-TP-IS and DW-5K-IS intrinsically safe (IS) wireless keyboards carry Factory Mutual approval for use in Class I, II, and III, Division 1, Groups C, D, E, F and G locations.

Top 101 Components 2011: Hot Components Everywhere—Which Ones Did You Choose?

By Mat Dirjish, May 31, 2011

This article analyzes the components most viewed by Electronic Design newsletter readers.

Use VDM Technology For Better Tablet Handwriting Input

By Guillaume Largillier, February 23, 2011

The market for tablet computers is exploding, with an estimated 100 million units that will be in use by 2013. The tablet form factor is very compelling because of its small size, light weight, and long battery life.

Resistive Panels Carry Windows 7 Certification

By Staff, June 08, 2010

The company’s resistive multi-input touch panels are allegedly the first to obtain Windows 7 logo certification.

Mobile Phone Cameras Sharpen Their Focus On Quantum Dots

By Paul Whytock, April 15, 2010

Potential impact that tiny semiconductor particles called quantum dots could have on photography

Spill-Resistant Keyboard Sports Ultra-Flat Profile

By Staff, November 12, 2009

The USB-based Stream XT keyboard features an ultra-flat profile with an overall height of 0.7” while providing nearly silent operation and high resistance to liquid spills.

Carbon-Fiber Keyboard Delivers Durability In Extreme Conditions

By Staff, September 18, 2009

Resistive Joysticks Offer Multi-Axis Positioning Control

By Staff, October 08, 2008

The Resistive Joystick series is a family of low-profile potentiometric controllers providing multi-axis finger positioning control. Offered with 17 ergonomically-designed handles, the Resistive Joysticks are available with or without push buttons...

Touch Sensors Press For Low Costs, Streamlined Design

By Mat Dirjish, January 15, 2009

In terms of overall integration, touch sensors and their related components are probably the most seamless technologies. Touchscreens have evolved beyond the simple, single-button-entry format to incorporate new interface functionalities.

Industrial Keyboard Includes Extended-Temperature Touchpad

By Staff, October 08, 2008

The DU-5K-TPE industrial keyboard integrates an extended-temperature Cirque touchpad that can operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +70°C. Suitable for food and beverage processing, chemical processing, research labs, and

Membrane Keypads Simplify Interface Design

By Staff, October 08, 2008

Promising to ease interface apps, the FM Series membrane-switch keypads replace multiple mechanical switches, soldered wires, and cable assemblies with a compact, single mechanism. They are available in both illuminated and non-illuminated