May 06, 2009 at 6:03 pm | Warner Crocker | Comments 4

N-Trig Releases Multi-Touch Drivers (Beta) for Windows 7 RC

ntriglogo N-Trig has released a beta of the multi-touch drivers for Windows 7 RC targeted at developers. There are packages for the Dell Latitude XT and XT2 and the HP TouchSmart TX2.

N-trig DuoSenseâ„¢ Multi-Touch Beta Package (2.59) for Windows 7 Release Candidate

The DuoSenseTM multi-touch package for Windows 7 Release Candidate enables ISVs and developers to experience the Hands-onTM effect, and allows software applications to be developed with integral multi-touch capabilities.

In this package, more than two fingers can be used simultaneously as input devices.

This package supports Windows 7 protocol only. In Windows 7, multi-touch gesture-recognition is identified by the operating system.

If you are a developer and have DuoSense technology enabled and the Windows 7 RC (build 7100) version installed on either your Dell Latitude XT, your Latitude XT2 or your HP TouchSmart tx2, you can download and run the multi-touch package.

I’m sure we’ll hear from Rob on this soon. You can get the package here.

 



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    1. Missed the link. Where is the package?

      Thanks! Love GBM!

    2. Link fixed. Sorry about that.

    3. downloading it now and will report tomorrow. I won’t be able to put up any video, though, until late next week. I’ll definitely give my impressions, though.

    4. see my thoughts here:

      http://www.gottabemobile.com/2009/05/07/windows-7-rc-touch-n-trig-first-impressions-touch-is-good-ink-needs-work/

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