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Multi-touch display
A touch display is a display that responds to command inputs via
pressure points (for example, from a finger or a stylus pen). The
multi-touch display is an extension of the "simple" touch display: It
can simultaneously recognise the input of multiple pressure points.
Besides the keyboard provided, the multi-touch display is the most
important element for operating your tablet.
On-screen keyboard
The on-screen keyboard is a digital keyboard that allows you to
enter text even when your tablet is not connected to the keyboard
provided. The on-screen keyboard appears on your display ("on
screen") as soon as you tap an input field. To write in the input bar,
all you need to do is tap the letters you require on the on-screen
keyboard.
Task bar
The task bar is the horizontal bar found at the bottom of your tablet's
screen. Unlike your desktop, which can be covered by opened
windows, the task bar is almost always visible. The task bar therefore
provides you with constant access to the important functions and settings
of your tablet plus an overview of all the windows you have open.
USB
USB stands for "Universal Serial Bus" and is the name of a cable-
based interface on your tablet. It is used to connect peripheral devices
and exchange data between your tablet and external devices such as
a USB-Stick.
USB host adapter cable
The USB host adapter cable included in the package contents of your
tablet features a Micro-USB plug (for connecting to the Micro-USB 3.0
socket of your tablet) and a USB socket on the other end. You can
use this cable to connect USB-Sticks with the USB 3.0 standard to the
Micro-USB 3.0 socket of your tablet, for example, and benefit from
the faster data transfer speed of the USB 3.0 standard.
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