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http://www.artlebedev.com.nyud.net:8090/portfolio/optimus/ (Coral cached) Here's a page showing (rendered) images of a new keyboard concept. The images, as well as the potential applications, are astounding. If they are wanting to do this with a mechanical keyboard, imagine how much easier it would...

Now, this isn't Emacs... =P Seriously, Windows also responds to Ctrl+Esc the same as the Windows/Start key. That used to be the defacto standard shortcut key before Microsoft conned the keyboard manufacturers into adding a custom key. (I guess the same could be said about Apple's Command/Option keys...

It's probably related to the left-click delay that often plagues X11. It's the way it processes the events sent by the TS. Try the "pinky-clicking" or non-game mode mouse buttons, whatever they called it. It usually has no delay, even when the mysterious delay is present with normal clicking.

Thanks, Ken.

Besides, the schematics (I think this is what you meant, not blueprints) are at the very core of their intellectual property and this is the last thing that would ever be given to the public, even if they had gone out of business..

Touchscreens can be capacitive like the Touchstream. In fact, some of the old promo material for Touchstream says that it could be incorporated with display technologies...

At long last, I've decided to rejoin the land of the Touchstreamers. Some will remember me as the "TS Zealot" who staunchly warded off the nay-sayers while we were all in the dark about Fingerworks. Needless to say, I'm a huge fan of Fingerworks - their company, their technology, and their product l...

How convenient. Two requests for the MacNTouches. Stay tuned, and I'll post if I'm able to get any more.

I have 2 MacNTouch units for sale. Details here:

http://jerryknight.com/MacNTouch.php

--Jerry Knight

That's precisely what the SDKs are for. The utilities should have come with the SDKs, but I don't think there's much documentation for them.