Yeah,I'm using one of those on my laptop at the moment.
It is generally called a Synaptics pad after the company that developed them, and hold 90% of the pad-type HMI devices market, Synaptics Corp.
/geek
(It is generally called a Synaptics pad after the company that developed them, and hold 90% of the pad-type HMI devices market, Synaptics Corp.
/geek
Dr. Blackwolf is sucking diesel on,
Tue 16 Sep 2003, 21:03,
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noit's generally called a touchpad, 'cause no-one cares who invented them, and you touch them a lot
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JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Tue 16 Sep 2003, 21:04,
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touchpad sounds about righti agree with you justhere, knower of all knowledge.
( mnb098mnb used to be here,
Tue 16 Sep 2003, 21:06,
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Oh, wellthats what most people who work for the Dixons group call them because they can't pronounce Synaptics :D
I mainly hear them called Synaptics, but then I work with a lot of computer geeks...
(I mainly hear them called Synaptics, but then I work with a lot of computer geeks...
Dr. Blackwolf is sucking diesel on,
Tue 16 Sep 2003, 21:07,
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I hate those thingsI keep getting other fingers in the way so that the cursor suddenly jumps to the other side of the screen.
Hence getting the posh mouse that could do loads of great things, but only has one functional button.
(Hence getting the posh mouse that could do loads of great things, but only has one functional button.
Ijon Tichy,
Tue 16 Sep 2003, 21:05,
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