synaptics recently debuted the fuse concept mobile device which adds even more dimensions to the idea
of a touchscreen display. the company is a leading human interface maker who pioneered toushscreen
displays in mobile device and laptop trackpads. the new device is a collaboration with a number of other
companies and will be on display at the upcoming CES 2010 in las vegas. instead of using user input
from only the screen, the fuse uses multi-touch capacitive sensing, haptic feedback, 3d graphics and
proximity sensing to sense input from multiple dimensions. this means that users can tilt the device
to navigate around or squeeze it to select, allowing them to control their device with one hand.

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