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And are they on the same level of functionality as Apple's? It's not easy to tell on the various manufacturer's websites.
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TincheNo dog food for Victor tonight.Registered Userregular
edited May 2010
My Eee (1005HA) has a multitouch trackpad - I open links in a new tab by tapping with two fingers (simulates a middle-click). Also two finger scrolling works; dunno how well since I don't use it. The device manager reports it as an ordinary Synaptics touchpad.
Oh, pinch to zoom works too, and Chrome recognizes it
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We're marooned on a small island, in an endless sea,
Confined to a tiny spit of sand, unable to escape,
But tonight, it's heavy stuff.
My gateway netbook has a multitouch pad, but the software isn't super robust. I can do things like scroll with two fingers, pinch to zoom, stuff like that.
Of course, for some reason they decided to make the touchpad like 1 in^2, so I don't use the multitouch that much.
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Zxerolfor the smaller pieces, my shovel wouldn't doso i took off my boot and used my shoeRegistered Userregular
edited May 2010
The number of laptops with multitouch capability is probably higher than you think. If the laptop has a Synaptics touchpad (which is really common), it's probably already multitouch capable. Enterprising people have actually made hacked drivers for multitouch under Windows. Linux is even better -- it'll probably work already.
My years-old ThinkPad T61, for instance, is capable of multitouch (two-finger scroll, zoom, whatever), even though it's nowhere in the official feature list. The tiny trackpad makes it a less useful feature, though. (Plus why use a trackpad when you have the pointing stick?)
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Oh, pinch to zoom works too, and Chrome recognizes it
Confined to a tiny spit of sand, unable to escape,
But tonight, it's heavy stuff.
Of course, for some reason they decided to make the touchpad like 1 in^2, so I don't use the multitouch that much.
My years-old ThinkPad T61, for instance, is capable of multitouch (two-finger scroll, zoom, whatever), even though it's nowhere in the official feature list. The tiny trackpad makes it a less useful feature, though. (Plus why use a trackpad when you have the pointing stick?)