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`Touch input is now widely used in many different situations in our daily lives.
`Alps Electric carries out product development to expand the possibilities of touch
`input to diverse applications, including mobile devices, game consoles and wearable
`computers.
`Capacitive devices are one example.
`Alps provides a wide variety of thin and lightweight capacitive touch input devices
`with excellent layout flexibility that contribute to set design improvements.
`Comfortable, reliable and flexible operation is possible by touching lightly with a
`fingertip.
`
`Capacitive Touch Panels
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`Capacitive Touch Panels
`
`Uses film sensor suited to
`lightweight and thinner
`profile. Narrow frame
`provides larger effective
`view area.
`
`GlideSensor™
`
`High performance
`coordinate detection allows
`for seamless operation via
`set packages and key mats.
`
`GlidePoint™
`
`Accurate operability that
`supports easy input for
`laptops.
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`Touchmotion™ Sensor
`
`Owing to the capacitance
`technology, switch signal
`input can be made with just
`the touch of a finger. No
`drive components are used,
`resulting in high reliability.
`
`※ This product is custom made to order. Please contact an Alps sales representative for details.
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`http://www.alps.com/prod/info/E/HTML/InputDevice/
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`Shenzhen Huiding Tech. Co., Ltd. - Exhibit 1014
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