I feel like this is trying to create a positive story out of a rather big disappointment. Because if we were really pandering to this wide audience then we'd b

I feel like this is trying to create a positive story out of a rather big disappointment. Because if we were really pandering to this wide audience then we'd be enabling touch. 2-year old children can navigate touch-native interfaces (so long as there are no context switches), but a secondary input method is beyond them. And having become accustomed to having touch everywhere, I cannot count the times I find it more expedient to point or draw on the screen (even from home row type position to a laptop) rather than switch to the touchpad.