A Moto Labs engineer solders together a prototype display by hand, which means it will be a while before these can be churned out by a giant factory. "We do this painstakingly by hand in our lab," CEO Daneill Hebert said. "It's really not an appropriate technique for high-volume manufacturing."
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- Couple to 2 and a half years ago, when ever I could find a story about touch screen product, that came out at that time, I would put a comment about how neat it would be to have it react to multiple f... (Read the rest)
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I think this is new!
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It's About Time!!
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