Piezo electricity has been confirmed
- Thanks to a hardware analyst over at blackberry zone. Enjoy this teardown!
Storm 2 Secrets Revealed - TBZ Exclusive - Page 2 - The BlackBerry Zone Forums09-25-09 03:55 PMLike 0 -
- Yup many tried to confirm it, but everyone wanted to take it as speculation even though facts are in their face.09-25-09 04:02 PMLike 0
- Well, as I posted a long time ago, the screen actually senses you pressing down on the screen (because the digitizer is capable of pressure sensitivity) and the Piezo discs just click for the feedback. The discs aren't actually the buttons making the "click confirm" portion of the press command happen. Excessive pressure on the digitizer is what the OS registers as a click. I posted this "pressure speculation" a long time ago in the first screen speculation thread I made for the S2.09-25-09 04:05 PMLike 0
- I do remember your pressure theory civic. The panels are called piezoelectric force sensitive resistors, also what I have stated in the past along with my "piezo electric disc" assumptions. Its also nice to see the confirmation of how the screen itself actually transfers haptic feedback. Again, revolutionary to the phone market. No other smartphone has this tech, and I'm sure RIM plans to evolve this tech, which can be used for many other things once perfected.09-25-09 04:28 PMLike 0
- I do remember your pressure theory civic. The panels are called piezoelectric force sensitive resistors, also what I have stated in the past along with my "piezo electric disc" assumptions. Its also nice to see the confirmation of how the screen itself actually transfers haptic feedback. Again, revolutionary to the phone market. No other smartphone has this tech, and I'm sure RIM plans to evolve this tech, which can be used for many other things once perfected.09-25-09 04:38 PMLike 0
- Crucial_XtremeRetired ModeratorI posted pic of Piezo discs two weeks ago on Twitter--> Twitpic - Share photos on Twitter
Nice breakdown BT.09-25-09 06:14 PMLike 0 - This aint no proof, its the same crap people have been posting for months now. Nothing has been confirmed about Piezo yet. Hold your horses folks. It's still speculation. That S2 that was posted on TBZ doesn't even have a working OS.09-25-09 07:09 PMLike 0
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It is not speculation, it is fact. Anyone care to prove me wrong when I had it in my hands working and then dissected it?09-25-09 07:33 PMLike 0 - Well, as I posted a long time ago, the screen actually senses you pressing down on the screen (because the digitizer is capable of pressure sensitivity) and the Piezo discs just click for the feedback. The discs aren't actually the buttons making the "click confirm" portion of the press command happen. Excessive pressure on the digitizer is what the OS registers as a click. I posted this "pressure speculation" a long time ago in the first screen speculation thread I made for the S2.
And I'm an engineer that has designed products that use Piezo technology so I understand how it is being used for Haptic feedback... But it's all good... it's very easy to speculate when you do not have a unit working in your hands... But don't worry, you will enjoy the phone...
The unit I tore down was "clicking" actually working... before I blew away the OS...
Button...09-25-09 07:37 PMLike 0 - I'm sorry but your wrong. The screen is Capacitive only... did you miss the picture below that clearly shows the 4 buttons that sit between the Piezo discs and the Screen?
And I'm an engineer that has designed products that use Piezo technology so I understand how it is being used for Haptic feedback... But it's all good... it's very easy to speculate when you do not have a unit working in your hands... But don't worry, you will enjoy the phone...
The unit I tore down was "clicking" actually working... before I blew away the OS...
Button...09-25-09 07:52 PMLike 0 - Thank god for you. I'm no engineer but I'm pretty intelligent when it comes to identifying hardware and I've been dissectong and comparing the odin screen tech with piezo and have realized that's exactly what it is. Its amazing how you can put something in someones face and they still not get it. Its piezo!! Lol how much confirmation do people need? I bet idna rocket scientist came on crackberry and said that's piezo people would still deny it. Wake up folks its not magic! I know the tech is unfamiliar to most but this is science not magic! Things like this are being created to keep up with the growing desires in a smart phone by consumers. Get with the movement!
And sorry if I came over harsh in my previous replies, it's just amazing when you take time to show something to people and they don't want to believe it...
But I am glad for all the people out there who are open minded enough to get it all!
Bottom line is RIM did a good job with this device... a very good job...09-25-09 08:03 PMLike 0 - LOL too true my friend, too true.
And sorry if I came over harsh in my previous replies, it's just amazing when you take time to show something to people and they don't want to believe it...
But I am glad for all the people out there who are open minded enough to get it all!
Bottom line is RIM did a good job with this device... a very good job...
I haven't heard one person that has played with the odin complain about it. I know people are scared of the hype because of storm 1, and all the cnet reviews and so forth, but no one realizes that we've gotten hands on reviews already from atleast five different people and all say the same thing about odin. This is even on early software! salz, kevin, cx, you, Andrew, and others have all given us your trusted opinion on the storm so why are so many people still doubting? Lol oh well I know what I'm getting when it comes out. One question though. I already have an opinion on this topic buy would like to hear yours. Not to put iphone down but because of the bar iphone set that is the phone people will naturally use as a standard comparison, besides at this point its all about apple and blackberry. How does the odin measure with the iphone overall?09-25-09 09:04 PMLike 0 - I'm sorry but your wrong. The screen is Capacitive only... did you miss the picture below that clearly shows the 4 buttons that sit between the Piezo discs and the Screen?
And I'm an engineer that has designed products that use Piezo technology so I understand how it is being used for Haptic feedback... But it's all good... it's very easy to speculate when you do not have a unit working in your hands... But don't worry, you will enjoy the phone...
The unit I tore down was "clicking" actually working... before I blew away the OS...
Button...09-25-09 09:58 PMLike 0 -
Is that what's happening? No.
Do you see the buttons in the pictures? Are you in denial about what the 4 buttons on top of the piezo discs are doing there? lol09-25-09 10:37 PMLike 0 -
- Thank god for you. I'm no engineer but I'm pretty intelligent when it comes to identifying hardware and I've been dissectong and comparing the odin screen tech with piezo and have realized that's exactly what it is. Its amazing how you can put something in someones face and they still not get it. Its piezo!! Lol how much confirmation do people need? I bet idna rocket scientist came on crackberry and said that's piezo people would still deny it. Wake up folks its not magic! I know the tech is unfamiliar to most but this is science not magic! Things like this are being created to keep up with the growing desires in a smart phone by consumers. Get with the movement!
well lucky for you Im here to confirm that this is indeed piezo.
(Im not a rocket scientist, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night)
09-25-09 10:47 PMLike 0 -
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