That's cool, but I think that most people here agree that mice are a pretty terrible method of interfacing with a computer. I think mice are excellent, and I t

That's cool, but I think that most people here agree that mice are a pretty terrible method of interfacing with a computer. I think mice are excellent, and I think their longevity has proven that people like them, understand well how to use them, and that they are very useful for many computer tasks. Touchscreens and digitizer tablets and trackballs and all sorts of alternate input methods have existed for thirty years or more, yet they have never broke into the mainstream on desktop computers for anything but niche applications. The ergonomics and precision of a touchscreen on a desktop or laptop computer are generally abysmal. I can easily move my mouse one pixel at a time when doing graphics work and such with a mouse. Stuff like this is impossible with a touchscreen and big clumsy fingers. Creative devices should have a fixed controller like a keyboard, joystick, etc. Or maybe a mouse...