Summary
The touchscreen PC is one of those irresistibly futuristic ideas that sounds like it will eventually become an indispensable device - like the flying car, perhaps, or a videophone. But given that flying car concepts, so far, appear to be aimed at people with a six- figure salary who already own a runway, and videophones seem only to be used by Jack Bauer in 24, it's no surprise touchscreen PCs haven't had an easy ride.
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A TOUCH TOO MUCH ; Touchscreen PCs promise to make computing easier, but are they just a gimmick?
The touchscreen works both with a stylus and fingers - although it's nothing like as sensitive as iP...
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