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i'd imagine not terribly long, since they did not develop the touchscreen hardware and the software to control one with high accuracy isn't terribly unique in a

by vena 17y ago

i'd imagine not terribly long, since they did not develop the touchscreen hardware and the software to control one with high accuracy isn't terribly unique in any way. i suspect the answer to this question is quite simple - it's cheaper.

Tichy 17y ago
How do you know the control software is easy? I would think a touchscreen is primarily a software problem (determining the point of touch from a fog of signals). That said, I think the touchscreen of my Nexus is fine, so far I didn't have any problems with it.