TFT (Thin Film Transistor) is a type of LCD display and is not related to touchscreen technology in any way; a better question would be, "What is the difference between resistive touchscreens and capacitive touchscreens?"
Resistive screens are an older design, in which two electrically conductive layers are separated by an insulating gap. When pressure is applied, the resistance between the layers changes at that point. While cheap and reasonably durable, they require styluses, don't support multi-touch and can reduce the quality of the displayed image.
Resistive screens were used in the original Palm Pilot and later Palm devices, in some portable games like the Nintendo DS, and in some current applications where their low price outweighs their limitations.
Capacitive touchscreens use newer technology that also relies on electrical conduction, but senses changes in capacitance rather than resistance. Since human skin conducts electricity, moving a finger near the electrostatic field of a capacitive touchscreen will change the field, and the change can be measured and interpreted as a touch. Although they can be triggered by metallic objects, cloth, and other materials and are more expensive than resistive sensors, capacitive screens don't require syluses, support multi-touch, and can be made perfectly transparent.
Capacitive screens are used in many new smartphones and tablets, including the iPhone, iPad, the Droid Incredible, Blackberry Storm, etc. The iPod trackwheel is an example of this technology used without a display.
A resistive touch screen is composed to 2 layers of a conductive material with a narrow gap between them. When the screen is pressed, the layers make contact with each other, which causes a change in electrical current, and is registered as a touch.
A capacitive touch screen uses an insulated material (such as glass) coated with a conductive material. When a conductive material (such as a finger, as the human body is a conductor) touches the screen, there is a distortion in the screen's electrostatic field, which is a measurable change in capacitance.
Simply put, a capacitive touch screen relys on human contact on the screen (this is why the screen will not work if the user is wearing, say, an insulated glove), whereas a resistive touch screen can be used with any variety of materials used to touch the screen.
The thin layer technology of the capacitive touch screen allows for a sharper picture than other touch screens. Also, since the capacitive touch screen is responsive to human touch but not most other objects, accidental touches are less of a problem.
They dpon't make LED screens yet just LCD and plasma screens.
It is capacitive, so not heat or resistive, so not pressure. Capacitive screens use your body's natural electrostatic field (in this case, the field around your finger). A Google search will help you learn more.
A resistive touchscreen panel is composed of several layers. The most important are two thin metallic electrically conductive and resistive layers separated by thin space. When some object touches this kind of touch panel, the layers are connected at a certain point; the panel then electrically acts similar to two voltage dividers with connected outputs. This causes a change in the electrical current which is registered as a touch event and sent to the controller for processing.
PSP's are better. They have PSStore and better screens and graphics. And they are sony, not Nintendo, which have lousy games(mario, pokemon).
CRT monitors are the old traditional fat monitors that look like TVs, and TFT are flat screens.
Fingernails do not work on capacitive touch screens. These are found on most newer touch screen phones, including iPhones, HTC, Sony Ericssons runnning android etc. Capacitive screens ue the electrical conductivenes of the human body to work. Resistive screens can be used using fingernails, but are not used in phones anymore.
CRT screens can work with an input signal with varying refresh rates while TFT displays have a manufacturer-set refresh rate. TFT screens however produce clearer images than CRT.
LCD's (liquid crystal display) tend to have a higher resolution, are lighter, and use less power than plasma screens. However, plasma screens allow for better viewing angles.
Yes. All Nintendo DS' have touch screens. The difference between the regular and the Lite is the size and weight of the device.
Sp has lighter screens. ( because sp means special screen in my opinion)
Wire cloth is available with 0.0070 in. to 0.2830 in. wire. There may be some difference in speciality screens.