Found these in the local Yodobashi. Looks like a blend of touchscreen technologies, probably resistive and capacitive. You need the pen to control whats on the screen, and when you use your finger – you move the mouse.
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4 Responses to “Sharp Netbook Mini LCD Mouse Pad Thingy.”
Hi, I just come across your site whilst searching around Google as I am seeking some material on LCD TVs!. It is an interesting blog so I’ve bookmarked you and I intend to revisit you tomorrow to enjoy a more detailed browse when I’m more free.
Hi I found your site when i was searching Yahoo for sites related to this content. I must say, I like your site. I like the layout too, its pleasing. I don’t have much time at the moment to fully read your website but I have noted it and I also signed up for your RSS feed. I will be back in a day or two. Thanks for an useful site.
Like the two people above, I came across your site doing a google search, specifically for “powerbook g4 tablet”. I’m probably one of the few people remaining who hasn’t upgraded to an Intel based mac and I still use an old fashioned Powerbook G4 12 inch.
I was fascinated by your tablet conversion and was wondering if you offer tablet conversion services? Or was this just a project you did for fun? BTW, I was an English teacher in Shanghai, China for three years. So I can relate to the teaching in Asia thing. Great blog!
Hey Cliff, it was a one off project but I always like to tinker around with things. Unfortunately the IDE controller died about a month after I finished the project.What did you have in mind?
December 1st, 2009 at 1:20 am
Hi, I just come across your site whilst searching around Google as I am seeking some material on LCD TVs!. It is an interesting blog so I’ve bookmarked you and I intend to revisit you tomorrow to enjoy a more detailed browse when I’m more free.
December 28th, 2009 at 11:49 pm
Hi I found your site when i was searching Yahoo for sites related to this content. I must say, I like your site. I like the layout too, its pleasing. I don’t have much time at the moment to fully read your website but I have noted it and I also signed up for your RSS feed. I will be back in a day or two. Thanks for an useful site.
June 28th, 2010 at 12:38 pm
Hi Chris,
Like the two people above, I came across your site doing a google search, specifically for “powerbook g4 tablet”. I’m probably one of the few people remaining who hasn’t upgraded to an Intel based mac and I still use an old fashioned Powerbook G4 12 inch.
I was fascinated by your tablet conversion and was wondering if you offer tablet conversion services? Or was this just a project you did for fun? BTW, I was an English teacher in Shanghai, China for three years. So I can relate to the teaching in Asia thing. Great blog!
Have a great day!
Sincerely,
Cliff
August 26th, 2010 at 12:20 am
Hey Cliff, it was a one off project but I always like to tinker around with things. Unfortunately the IDE controller died about a month after I finished the project.What did you have in mind?