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I know it's a joke but it raises a good question. As I understand it, the "friction" induced in your finger is purely a sensation. I mean how much force can it
by ptrf 16y ago
I know it's a joke but it raises a good question.
As I understand it, the "friction" induced in your finger is purely a sensation. I mean how much force can it actually apply to your finger?
Also, the actual nature of the surface isn't altered - I wonder if you have two sensations at once?
Personally, I've been waiting for this for a long time... touch-typing on a screen (as it is common today, iphones and androids being ubiquitous) sucks, as you mistype regularly, even as you look at your screen.