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> On Sep 7, 2015, at 8:02 PM, Doug Person via Elecraft
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> Very good Fred. Windows 8 was a disaster for Microsoft. Pretty
Touch screen on a transceiver:
- a vertical screen is not so easy to tap
- a touchscreen probably drives down cost
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Al,
When I can stop laughing I will surely need a glass of water.
So well put.
Gary
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From: "Al Lorona" <alor...@sbcglobal.net>
Sent: 8/09/2015 7:42 AM
To: "elecraft@mailman.qth.net" <elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Subject: Re: [Elecraft
The P5 would likely be Romeo ...
Seriously, touchscreens vary greatly, and a great deal seems to depend
on the underlying software controlling and sensing it. ATM's are almost
completely foolproof. They tend to have a small number of large touch
areas on a screen. My Kindle Fire HD is OK,
, 2015 4:36 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] (OT) Touchscreens
The P5 would likely be Romeo ...
Seriously, touchscreens vary greatly, and a great deal seems to depend on
the underlying software controlling and sensing it. ATM's are almost
completely foolproof. They tend
Very good Fred. Windows 8 was a disaster for Microsoft. Pretty much
everyone involved with it left, retired or were fired. My last gig with
the USAF was designing computer-based training for various systems. I
had to actually learn the systems in order to figure out how to train
people to
] (OT) Touchscreens
Oh! There's the P7... calling CQ... and no one is coming back to him!! I'll
be the first to work him... I can't believe this... Let me just use my cool
touchscreen... I move his signal with my index finger into the passband...
and then throw my call out... wait... what the... Oh
Oh! There's the P7... calling CQ... and no one is coming back to him!! I'll be
the first to work him... I can't believe this... Let me just use my cool
touchscreen... I move his signal with my index finger into the passband... and
then throw my call out... wait... what the... Oh no, the
Guy,
A very thoughtful perspective. It is indeed a very challenging user
interface to design. I'm sure that there will be dozens of solutions
that work on iOS and Android. Building Bluetooth into a radio and
allowing full control through it would be the gateway that needs opening.
I
Not sure why I needed to know about an Icom 7300 and am guessing it has a
touchscreen. Leave the touchscreens
to the smart phones, IMHO. If I had a smartphone I wouldn't have a problem
with its touchscreen. I have 3 laptops and have mice for all of them, can't
stand touchpads either.
There will always be those that try concepts in places they have never been
used. But touchscreens have been around for a long time and a lot is known
about them. The all time great defining application for them is in
restaurants for wait staff to enter your food selection.
Repetitive operations
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