Tactus Technology display brings physical buttons to the touchscreen
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The tactile touchscreen provides the physical feedback that is absent in standard touchscreens (Photo: Tactus Technology)
Tactus Technology says the display could find application beyond smartphones and tablets (Photo: Tactus Technology)
Startup Tactus Technology has developed a touchscreen display with buttons that can rise out of the flat surface of its screen (Photo: Tactus Technology)
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California startup Tactus Technology recently caused plenty of "oohs" and "aahs" at SID Display Week 2012. The prototype touchscreen the company presented featured buttons that can rise out of the flat surface of the screen at the user's whim, disappearing completely once they are no longer needed.
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