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Well I finally caved in and bought an iPhone - and my favorite feature (and main reason for buying it) is of course the multi-touch capabilities. So currently OSCemote is my favourite app. Apart from having a few sliders and knobs which transmit OSC (similar to TouchOSC), it also has a multitouch pad which sends out TUIO messages, so any app which responds to TUIO (E.g. anything written with reactivision api) will respond. So I had to try out my visualization for the Roots project! Up and running in 5 minutes! Awesome! (I had to rotate the coordinates in my processing code though to have the long end of the iphone screen map to the long end of my desktop screen, slightly annoying that this isn't an option in the app... hopefully soon :P).

more info on Roots at memo.tv/projects/roots_minitek_festival_2008

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  • Jonas Jongejan 1 year ago
    Thanks for the tip! Installed it right away on my iPhone. And nice effects you make :)
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  • JGL 1 year ago
    Very lovely.
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  • Sasha Fornari plus 1 year ago
    wow nice work. totally impressive! :)
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  • x.iso 1 year ago
    hmm, why not use tablet pc with multi-touch, like hp's tx2000?
  • Memo Akten plus 1 year ago
    As far as I know, there aren't any multitouch tablet pcs/laptops on the market yet. Lots of demos around, but none actually for sale - and I'm sure when they come out they will cost a fair bit more than an iPhone!
  • x.iso 1 year ago
    Well, Dell Latitude XT already on the market and have capacitive multi-touch (like iPhone)
    tabletpcreview.com/default.asp?newsID=1227
    also, as far as I know HP pavilion tx2000 and Toshiba M700 have multi-touch, but don't have drivers yet to actually use it.
  • Memo Akten plus 1 year ago
    Actually I'd love a multitouch-screen laptop! The problem with them is that they are in such a weird place in the market. Its $2000 for the most basic latitude xt. And that gets you a 40GB harddisk and 1Ghz processor. So in short you can't really use it as a computer cos its way too weak. I wouldn't mind it not being too powerful if it could just fit in my pocket and be with me at all times - but its too big to do that. They are ace, but just too expensive for not doing too much. Thats why they never really took off I think in the consumer market. If I had loads of spare money I'd buy one just for the hell of it and to have it as a toy - but I can't justify spending $2000 for something I will ONLY use for its touchscreen!
  • x.iso 1 year ago
    yeah, you're right. Dell isn't a good example, I just tought about HP's tablet that meant to have multi-touch and cost about $1000 with a nice hardware (2,1 Ghz dual core, 3 gigs of ram, nvidia of ati video card, and ~250 gb harddisk), but it's unclear what about multi-touch drivers and functionality. I'm interested in such things too, so if I'll figure out for sure that you can use multi-touch on tx2000 or M700, I'll let you know.
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  • Arctic Sunrise 11 months ago
    brilliant work
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