I kind of feel like it might have better to cough up the extra money and go for a iiyama with capacitive touch... Ah well - like the previous poster said, still pretty stoked to get starting with Usine!
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I must admit, that despite it's very good as screen (the IPS and colors are very good, cool design/size and pod features), i am a bit
disapointed by the touch feature.. mine doesn't register fast and light touch, you need touch to stay a certain amount of time, and latency/lag is not drastic but quite noticeable for the first track,( but then it's quite fast tracking XY). the problem is more Z latency. i was thinking optical could register faster, straightly as fingerwas tiny above screen cutting beam, but here it seems they added a counter or scaning rate is a bit slow. dk.i'ts still fairly ok when you get used to with one finger, but ie registering 2 consecutive fast and light touch with 2 fingers is void to lots of fails or need consequent time btw 2 touchs (velocity midi pads still have a win for a while as fast poly triggers, as espected). it seems to behave correctly however to keep tracking of the 2 points once long move is engaged, even if they cross, that's cool. It's still a very good deal for the price, and i can't wait testing deeply with usine
, and im probably a bit too much demanding, but indeed we are far from apple or other capacitive response..that's the iphone syndrom.. well capacitive are as said not the same price by the way... now stop moaning got atlast usine touch wouhou!! Statistics: Posted by 23fx23 — 09 Feb 2012, 20:51
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Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 09 Feb 2012, 18:08
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Statistics: Posted by r.erorr — 09 Feb 2012, 16:57
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1_ Tap the Start button, Control Panel and then Hardware and Sound.
2_ Under Tablet Pc Settings, tap Calibrate the screen for pen or touch input.
3_ On the Display tab, under Display options, tap Calibrate and then Yes to allow the program to make changes.
4_Follow the on-screen instructions to calibrate the touch screen.
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Have you try the calibration tool in Windows 7...?
will fix the problem .
Emmm... Do you think color calibration tool?will fix the problem .
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Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 09 Feb 2012, 15:08
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which problems did you have with win7?
When I touch the screen the small point appears on monitor - it is like mouse pointer. The problem was that this pointer appears not under my finger, but somewhere else. I couldn't click on any icons, folders or applications.Statistics: Posted by r.erorr — 09 Feb 2012, 14:11
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2. It seams for me that optical touch technology is usable only for movements, but not for typing. Because touch response is very slow. theoretically 15 ms [for Dell] must be very good result, but actually it is more than 50 ms or even 100 ms. Because 15 ms response is true only if you type with one finger in the same place. tray to type two different points on monitor response will be really slow. even mouse is faster than two finger type.
3. capacitive touch technology is much better, but I think it they cost 600$ and more...
http://touchscreen-monitors-review.topt ... eview.html
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some other manufacturer around the same price :
http://www.clubic.com/shopping-626001-3 ... 2220t.html
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I am looking at the Iiyama T2250MTS - 22 inch / Full HD Lcd Multitouch - Would it be any good for me running Win7?
Usine, OSC etc are gonna be used mostly.
Keen to hear the experts thoughts
Statistics: Posted by durkkooistra — 06 Feb 2012, 16:27
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