Following up on Nintendo’s recent showcase of its upcoming Nintendo Switch console, Eurogamer reports the platform will include a capacitive multi-touch display, marking a significant leap ...

According to Eurogamer, the display of the Switch will indeed be a multi-touch screen, despite the fact that Nintendo has refused to comment. DON’T MISS: You’ll get your Jet Black iPhone 7 or ...

The Switch's screen is 6.2" and 720p, a little smaller than the 7.9" iPad Mini and a little larger than the 6" Galaxy Note 7. According to Eurogamer it's a 10-point multi-touch display.

UK-based Engage Production has just stacked 24 MultiTaction Cell displays in the new "Executive Brand Suite" of an un-named City of London client to create the world's largest multi-touch ...

The reports of a 10-point, capacitive multitouch display on the Switch is a more interesting detail. A multitouch display would be a big improvement from the pressure-based, single-point ...

They were also single-touch only.) As is standard for capacitive devices such as most modern smartphones, Switch's screen is a 10-point multitouch display, meaning multi-finger gestures are supported.

The Switch's 10-point capacitive touch display will use special targeted haptic feedback software to deliver unique gameplay experiences. Derek Strickland. Senior Gaming Editor.

What's more, the big gimmick on display with Nintendo Switch isn't about how you interact with your games; it's how you can more easily take, play, and share them wherever, with whomever.

According to a report from Eurogamer, the Nintendo Switch tablet's screen measure 6.2 inches, displays up to 720p resolution, and does have touchscreen functionality.. What's more, the tablet ...