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HardwareHardwarePosted May 24, 2012 3:35 UTC (Thu) by whot (subscriber, #50317)In reply to: Hardware by krakensden Parent article: A uTouch architecture introduction
The x220t supports 2 fingers only, as do other wacom touch-enabled devices (bamboo, Intuos 5) and many built-in serial tablets in other tablet computers. The Apple trackpad supports more touchpoints (can't remember, 10 maybe?). Note that behaviours aren't the same, the x220t and other built-in devices are direct-touch, touchpads are by their very nature indirect touch devices. Be aware that plenty of tech specs say "multitouch" when they only support dual-touch.
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Hardware Posted Jun 3, 2012 7:31 UTC (Sun) by boudewijn (subscriber, #14185) [Link]
Wacom touch tablets support 16 tracking points.
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