Difference between revisions of "FlipTouch"
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Revision as of 12:35, 10 May 2005
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IBM FlipTouch DisplayThe FlipTouch display has four components that add together to one of the most interesting notebook display solutions ever:
The Touchscreen enables one to do point-and-click operations on the display. The FlipTouch Buttons provide TouchScreen access to display related and other hardware related functions. The FlipTouch display mechanics enable the user to flexibly use the display in several positions:
The FlipTouch software provides the neccessary software support like the TouchScreen driver, the on screen button panel and the software to flip the screen by 180 degrees. |
This display solution was introduced and dropped with the TransNote.
Linux Support
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Models featuring this Technology
- ThinkPad TransNote
