I use touchscreen a fair bit on my laptop, and miss it when I'm working on my work macbook. Mainly when I'm just wandering about the internet it's often more c

I use touchscreen a fair bit on my laptop, and miss it when I'm working on my work macbook. Mainly when I'm just wandering about the internet it's often more convenient to poke the screen than to move a cursor. At a previous job when I had an X1 Carbon touchscreen it was so much easier to be sat with someone, going over code or looking at an issue and be able to both poke and drag on the screen with out having to mouse or touchpad share. I found doing presentations much more natural when I could use the screen instead of a mouse or touchpad.