Friday, October 14, 2011

Knowles Electronics Mems Joystick for Samsung Galaxy Tab, Nintendo 3DS hands-on (video)




with gaming tables, the visual experience is often the first order, but the controls are not familiar at best - sometimes even inadequate. However, the addition of a traditional controller is not practical, especially when aesthetics are a key selling point for manufacturers. Based in Chicago, Knowles Electronics has a very practical solution, however, and some manufacturers should adopt the MEMS joystick. Only 1.6 mm high, the joystick is pretty slim for a device to maintain a slim profile, and 400 micro-amperes consumed during normal operation is relatively insignificant, according to representatives of the company. The tablets are just the beginning - Knowles built a series of prototypes to demonstrate a variety of applications

button for a spin on a Galaxy Tab 10.1, Motorola. Atrix, Nintendo 3DS and a pair of laptops. All prototypes controller connected via Bluetooth or USB, and are designed specifically for the CEATEC Show - unfortunately not available for purchase, although manufacturers could implement the controller of similar products. After only a few seconds to get used to the pair of joysticks mounted on the back of the card. The joystick felt natural, and certainly preferred to play with a clear vision of the screen. So browse through Google Maps, and move from one Web site - both experiences felt superior to move across the touch screen. The 3DS joystick function similar to native driver provided with the device, although officials said Knowles is much less and uses less energy - and uncompromising, it seems

. Go before the break for a tutorial on the devices we've seen today, but try not to fall in love - will not be able to use the joystick in the short term, if manufacturers decide to apply all.

Gallery : KJ-33000 MEMS Joystick for Samsung Galaxy Tab, practical 3DS

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