japan news & technology MAZ on 03 Sep 2008 08:26 am
Double-sided touch screen gets demoed in Japan
The display was made by attaching a resistive touch panel to the both sides of a transparent inorganic EL panel developed by Teraokaseiko.
“When mapping software is being used, users can touch the back side of the display to operate it without hiding a part of the map with their fingers. They can see both the entire map and their fingers moving behind the display. The pixel count of the inorganic EL panel is 256 × 120. It is an orange monochrome display. The light transmittances of the inorganic EL panel and the touch panel attached to it are both 80%. And, as a whole, the display has a transmittance of 51.2%.”
Via DVICE
