Easily modify the ambient light level with the push of a button with a touch-control table lamp. You may adjust the brightness to your liking. You can pick a table lamp that complements your decor from the wide variety available.
Table Lamp with Three-Way Touch Switch and Acaxin Design
The Acaxin - Three-way touch control table lamp is perfect if you want a fashionable and practical light, or if you're trying to add a touch of refinement to your home décor with a touch control table lamp. This cutting-edge piece of furniture can be dimmed at the touch of a finger and has two USB connections for charging devices. This lamp is built to last and features a sleek design.
The two included 6W 2700K LED bulbs in the Acaxin - Three-way touch Control Table Lamp provide 530 lumens at maximum power. This light fixture also has two USB charging connectors that provide rapid 5V/21A charging. Two USB charging ports allow for simultaneous charging of many devices. The K9 crystal shade of this lamp provides an extra touch of class for your interior design. This light is versatile enough to serve as a nightstand lamp. The 120V AC power supply fuels the LED light source of the lamp.
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Specifications
The adhesive layer on the back of the glass and the metallic conductive layer underneath are the two main components of a touchscreen. The clarity and longevity of these materials are exceptional. The polyester coating on the surface of a conventional touchscreen also contributes to its responsiveness to the user's touch. Capacitive, touch-sensitive, and resistive touchscreens are just some of the options available.
The term "touch screen" might refer to a specific sort of technology. It works by sending out a sound wave into the substrate, which is then picked up and mixed by three or more transducers. To determine where on the surface a touch occurred, this signal is matched to a database of plausible locations. There are a number of benefits to employing this cutting-edge technology.
Meanwhile, there's technology out there for gauging the piezoelectric response of a glass substrate that's been fortified. This is the same technology found in cellphones, and when combined with the correct hardware, it may be quite useful. However, it is inefficient with larger panels and calls for pricey signal processing technology. The system is less likely to mistake an object sitting on the surface for a finger, which is its primary benefit.
