> here's nothing I can see about laptops that make the lack of tactile feedback a bigger concern than it is for other devices. Agreed, there's nothing about it

> here's nothing I can see about laptops that make the lack of tactile feedback a bigger concern than it is for other devices. Agreed, there's nothing about it that makes it a bigger concern for a laptop than other devices. Touchscreens as inputs are suboptimal on other devices too. They're uncomfortable, slow, and imprecise. I'm a huge fan of physical buttons. Sadly, it's impractical to have a phone with a screen large enough to be useful, thin enough to fit nicely in a pocket, and have it equipped with decent input.