Linked by David Adams on Mon 19th Oct 2009 18:39 UTC
OSNews takes a look at the technology powering the latest generation of touchscreen personal computers. Have the stars finally aligned to give the touch interface the combination of price, precision, sensitivity, and software support to make it attractive to the mainstream PC buyer? And if so, what does that mean for the elusive Tablet PC? We take a look at a Dell Studio One, which is powered by NextWindow's optical touch screen technology. (With video)
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2009-04-10
I use my tablet's touch capabilities tons for taking notes in class.
Type type type type, draw the graph, type type type, draw the picture. etc.
A non touch device was basically worthless for this, and before I got my tablet, I really couldn't justify bringing it to class at all.