>> It frustrates me that almost every Windows laptop with a nice screen is now touch. As someone who's just started researching to buy my next laptop, I don't

>> It frustrates me that almost every Windows laptop with a nice screen is now touch. As someone who's just started researching to buy my next laptop, I don't find that to be very true at all unless you're only looking at ultrabooks. One of my almost-gotta-haves is a touch screen, and for any models with an HQ/HK level processor plus a discrete GPU, there only seem to be a handful of models with touch screens (and when they are there they are usually optional) at the highest end configurations.