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    Multi-Touch on a PC: Love It , Hate It, or Clueless About It

    Posted on Sunday, June 08 2008 @ 07:30:28 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Where touch works best is when you are manipulating objects or navigating through items. As we have seen with the iPhone, making pictures larger, scanning through them, and even navigating the web is actually kind of fun, and honestly more intuitive with Touch. If we weren't already used to using a mouse and the fact that touch-screens have traditionally been too expensive and suffered in terms of brightness and resolution, historically we'd likely all have touch-screens today.

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