Dell Latitude XT Notebook N-Trig Multi-Touch Digitizer 1.68, A00 for XP 1.0

Dell Latitude XT Notebook N-Trig Multi-Touch Digitizer 1.68, A00 for XP 1.0

Fixes and Enhancements
• Implementation of Multi Touch Gestures feature that enables the following using two fingers:
o Scrolling (horizontal and vertical)
o Zoom in/out
o Double tap
• New tab in Control panel "Multi-Touch Gestures"
• New visual feedback images
• New Driver 1.25 is WHQL/DTM certified.

• Improved performance under noisy environment
• Improved palm rejection behavior
• Updated control panel application for more intuitive explanation regarding input modes
Installation Instructions
Hard Drive Installation (via WinZip) with Setup.exe File for N-Trig_Multi-Touch-Digitizer_A00_R190869.exe

Download

1.Click Download Now, to download the file.
2.When the File Download window appears, click Save (Windows XP users will click Save) this program to disk and click OK. The Save In: window appears.
3.From the Save In: field, click the down arrow then click to select Desktop and click Save. The file will download to your desktop.
4.If the Download Complete window appears, click Close. The file icon appears on your desktop.

Install

1.Double-click the new icon on the desktop labeled N-Trig_Multi-Touch-Digitizer_A00_R190869.exe.
2.The Self-Extracting window appears and prompts you to extract or unzip to C:\DELL\DRIVERS\R190869. Write down this path so the executable (I.e.Setup.exe) file can be found later.
3.The Self-Extractor window appears.
4.Click OK.
5.After completing the file extraction, if the Self-Extractor
window is still open, close it.
6.Click the Start button and then click Run.
7.Type C:\DELL\DRIVERS\R190869 in the Open textbox and then click OK.
8.Follow the on-screen installation instructions.

It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

Do not forget to check with our site as often as possible in order to stay updated on the latest drivers, software and games.

Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver. This will help if you installed a wrong driver. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer.

from : http://www.downloadplex.com/Drivers/Notebook/DELL/dell-latitude-xt-notebook-n-trig-multi-touch_209109.html
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Dell launch new multi-touch computers: Inspiron One 19 All-in-One and Studio 17 laptop

Dell are preparing to launch two new multi-touch PCs. The Inspiron One 19 and Studio 17 laptop are the PC manufacturer's first computers using four-touch multi-touch hardware.

Both are able to handle multiple simultaneous touches and gestures, such as pinch, drag, flick and rotate. Dell hope that these new control methods will make PC use more intuitive and welcoming for the novice user.
Dell's Inspiron One 19 All-in-One packs in a lot of features on top of it's cool touch-screen commands. Wi-Fi, Webcam, disk storage, DVD drive, and power adapter are all built into the 19 inch High-Definition widescreen display.
The Studio 17 laptop is similarly impressive. Featuring a 17.3 inch HD touchscreen, it's also packing in JBL branded audio hardware, which Dell hopes will make it a versatile multimedia unit.
"Touchscreen makes computing easy and fun for all ages. Whether it's a space saving machine, or an entertainment laptop, Dell now has options to allow for a great touchscreen experience," said David Clifton, Director of Consumer Marketing, Dell Europe. "And both products perform as well as being stylish, so they can handle the common tasks we all use at home every day."
The Dell Inspiron One 19 is available now directly from Dell, priced at £499. The Studio 17 will be released later this month, with pricing and availability to be confirmed.

from : http://www.techdigest.tv/2009/12/dell_launch_new.html

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Dell Inspiron One 19 and Studio 17: Multi touch systems

Touch-screen makes computing easy and merriment for all ages. Now add style to your work…Dell, the PC giant has released two new touch-screen enabled systems. It offers the desktop ‘Inspiron One 19′ and ‘Studio 17′ laptop, both systems will apply Microsoft’s Windows 7 Touch platform.

The desktop ‘Inspiron One 19′ would be an all-in-one system. “All in One – One for All.” The Inspiron One 19 comes in an all in one form factor with a 19-inch monitor competent of showing 1400×900 pixels. It has a starting price of £499 and comes with a 2.2GHz Intel Celeron processor, 3GB RAM, a 320GB hard disk drive and a DVD writer. It measures just 386 x 477 x 103mm and weighs 7.3Kg. With the new Inspiron One 19

• Declutter your life with an all-in-one design and only one cord
• User-friendly touch applications with optional multi-touch screen
• Work freely with the optional wireless mouse and keyboard
• Video chat with friends and family, Digitally advanced with a 1.3MP webcam
• Quickly transfer photos and music from your digital camera with the standard 8-in-1 media card reader

The notebook Studio 17 is the first notebook from Dell to proffer a touch-screen interface. “Transform your laptop into a multimedia powerhouse.” This 17.3 inch model has Full HD display (optional upgrade), 1600×900 pixels screen together with JBL branded speakers, WiFi and a Webcam. It has up to 8GB RAM, potential 1TB of HDD space, the choice of a Core i7 CPU and a Blu-ray drive. Graphics are bounded to a midrange Radeon HD 4650 chip so this is forthrightly directed at multimedia rather than gaming. The sleek and stylish Dell Studio 17’s serious power and awe-inspiring graphics set a new standard for premium performance. The Studio 17 delivers the filmic quality your movies deserve and exceptional acoustics you have come to expect from JBL.

Muti Touch Display – “Navigation made easy. The new, optional multi-touch display is a more natural way to interact with your laptop. Use motion-based interactions like grab, pinch, span, flick, zoom or rotate instead of just clicking. Plus, two or more people can interact at the same time, since the Studio 17 multi-touch solution supports a total of 4 fingers down,” as informed in the site. Now have fun with the pictures. Pinch, zoom, and rotate photos with the touch of a finger.

Keep your phone charged while on the go with the USB 2.0/eSATA combo port and PowerShare feature.

The price for the 17.3 inch model has not yet been disclosed by the company but is expected to be available for purchase later this month.

from : http://ub-news.com/news/dell-inspiron-one-19-and-studio-17-multi-touch-systems/7429.html
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Dell Launches Multi Touch Capable Inspiron One 19 & Studio 17

Dell has debuted two new computers that have multi touch capabilities, the Inspiron One 19 and the Studio 17, both of which come unsurprisingly, with Windows 7 Home Premium.

Users can use touchscreen gestures such as drag, pinch, flick and rotate and the resistive screens of both computers are fully multi touch capable, able to recognise up to four fingers simultaneously.

The Inspiron One 19 comes in an all in one form factor with a 19-inch monitor capable of showing 1400x900 pixels. Available from £479, it comes with a 2.2GHz Intel Celeron processor, 3GB RAM, a 320GB hard disk drive and a DVD writer.

For an additional £50, you can get a dual Core Intel Pentium processor, 4GB RAM and a bigger 500GB hard disk drive. The Dell Studio 17 is a laptop that is multi touch capable, a feature that's becoming more common amongst portable computers.

It boosts similar features to the Inspiron One 19 and comes with a 17.3-inch 1600x900 pixels screen together with JBL branded speakers, WiFi and a Webcam. The price and availability of the Dell Studio 17 have yet to be confirmed.

Our Comments
Dell is gradually introducing some great features on its entry level computers. Touchscreen is one and the fact that even its 17-inch laptops now sport HD resolutions is something to highlight. Now if only, it went more upmarket and delivered some designs that would make Apple go weak on the knees, that would be fantastic.

from : http://www.itproportal.com/portal/news/article/2009/12/14/dell-launches-multi-touch-capable-inspiron-one-19-studio-17/2/
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Multi-touch Dell Studio 17 and Inspiron One 19 announced

Dell has announced new multi-touch devices with the launch of the Inspiron One 19 all-in-one desktop, rivalling HP's TouchSmart range and the Studio 17 multimedia laptop.

As most of you will know, a multi-touch interface means the PCs can handle multiple simultaneous touches and gestures, such as pinch, drag, rotate and flick.

The Studio 17 will be the first Dell laptop to get multi-touch functionality and offers a 17.3-inch HD display, Intel Core 2 Duo processors, Windows 7 Home Premium operating system and Wi-Fi.

The Inspiron One 19 (as in 19-inch) all-in-one gets Wi-Fi, a webcam, DVD drive and a HD widescreen colour display.

Dell says the two new devices' multi-touch display and included in-house touch-enabled software lets people "use simple finger gestures to paint and draw onscreen; flick songs into playlists; select, rotate, zoom and crop photos; create slideshows, photo albums, greeting cards and scrapbook pages; write and post family messages; navigate the Web; and play games from Dell or Windows 7 Touch Pack – all without ever having to use the keyboard".

If you're up for getting arm ache, then the Inspiron One 19 is available now starting at £499 while the Studio 17 will be available later this month, with pricing and availability to be confirmed then.

from : http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/30188/dell-inspiron-one-19-studio-17-multi-touch-computers
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Dell Studio 17 Touch

Dell has introduced its first ever multitouch laptop Studio 17 Touch. Earlier, Dell made multitouch tablets only. This 17.3-inch HD+ LED Display supports multitouch gestures on the screen. Joining Dell's Studio series lineup, Studio 17 can be configured with up to Intel Core i7 720QM or 820QM processor. Available for sale on Dell website starting today, the price of this multitouch laptop starts at $880 (Rs. 43,000 approx.).

Sporting 17.3-inch HD LED display, the Dell Studio 17 supports 1600x900 pixel resolution and of course multitouch gestures. Playing HD content would be smooth on this HD supporting screen and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 (512MB) to offer graphics horsepower. This powerhouse supports Intel processors right from dual Pentium to recent Core i7. Packed with 4GB DDR3 RAM, Dell offers storage option of up to dual 500GB HDDs.

This Studio 17 laptop can also be configured with external full HD display using HDMI out or DisplayPort. For connectivity, Studio 17 offers Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, FireWire, VGA, one USB/eSATA and two USB ports. The laptop comes with Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) pre-installed.

Once you keep adding/upgrading components into this powerhouse, the price inflates beyond $3000 (Rs. 144,000 approx.). No official word on world-wide availability yet.

from : http://www.techtree.com/India/News/Dell_Studio_17_Touch_has_Multitouch_Display/551-107634-893.html
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Click here to find out more! Dell tablet to debut at CES, says rumor. Is a 5″ screen really a tablet?

Dell plans to launch a tablet computer — one with a touchscreen instead of a mouse and keyboard — based on Google’s Android mobile operating system, says a report attributed to “multiple black ops sources” on gadget site Pocket-lint. The new product will allegedly be shown off at the gadget industry’s biggest trade show, the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in early January.

Dell has not yet responded to requests to confirm or deny the rumor. And at this point, there are no photos of the rumored device on the Internet, only artists’ conceptions of possible tablet devices.

If the story is true, Dell’s tablet has a chance to beat another rumored tablet from Apple to market in a new product category.

Unfortunately, the rumored device is also rumored to have a 5-inch screen, closer to that of a smartphone than a personal computer. Pocket-lint names the Archos 5 Internet Tablet as a competitor, but the Archos’ 4.8-inch screen is also small to be considered a tablet. A rumored touchscreen computer from Asus, similarly, is said to have a screen in the five to seven-inch range. These computers seem designed to compete with the Apple’s 3.5-inch iPod Touch — an iPhone without the phone and camera — rather than breaking new ground.

Such smallish screens aren’t in line with the original concept of a tablet PC, whose touch-sensitive display area would be the size of a clipboard or a laptop. Fantasy drawings of Apple’s unicorn-like tablet invariably give it a generously sized screen.

A Silicon Valley startup effort, the JooJoo tablet, is based around a newly-available 12.1-inch touchscreen. Now that’s a tablet. But the JooJoo is not yet in customers’ hands, and its $499 pre-order price seems a large amount of money to risk on an unproven twelve-person company’s first model. A lower-priced tablet with a laptop-sized screen from a big-name brand seems more likely to be the hit product that finally launches the genre.

The tablet computer has, in the past year, gone from sure-to-fail niche product to eagerly-anticipated Next Big Thing. That’s because the original tablets were envisioned as workplace tools, replacements for the clipboards and binders carried by doctors and other knowledge workers. They were designed to be tapped at with a stylus, a design obsoleted by the iPhone’s wildly popular touchscreen in 2007. They were, all in all, boring.

The new vision for tablets is couch computing — a way to check Facebook, watch YouTube, tap at Twitter, and putter around the Web in a relaxed, leaned-back way rather than leaning intently into a desktop or laptop keyboard for high-speed work.

Do you ever lie down with your laptop on your chest? A slim, light tablet — basically a touchscreen with some miniaturized guts behind it and a wireless Net connection — would be much better than balancing a folded-out laptop on your belly. Should anyone actually ship a full-sized tablet, it would be the computer you could keep tucked under your pillow.
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