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I’ve used windows laptops with touchscreens a lot and never really used the touchscreen. There doesn’t seem to be a point.
by woah 6y ago
I’ve used windows laptops with touchscreens a lot and never really used the touchscreen. There doesn’t seem to be a point.
- ashtonkem 6y agoThe most annoying thing that can happen to a laptop short of breaking is smudges on the screen. I really don't want to ever have to be required to physically touch the screen in order to complete any operation.
- Technically 6y agoI've found it has uses with pairing. Otherwise yea I agree.
- wlesieutre 6y agoI used to have a Surface, and when I was using it with the keyboard the most common thing I'd do on the touchscreen was scrolling. You can extend your arm out and rest your wrist off to the side, which puts your thumb in a nice spot to reach an inch or two at the bottom of the screen. I used pinch to zoom on the web as well. It's just nicer than weird key combos like ctrl-wheel, and your average user doesn't even know that exists. But I bet they know about pinch to zoom.
- bfgoodrich 6y agoI have a Yoga 720 with a touchscreen and honestly the only time I use the touch is inadvertently when I'm wiping a piece of dust or the like off the screen. Every time it is a bit of a shock. The form just doesn't conduce itself to touch. As someone earlier said, even if Apple does eventually add touch, they need to figure out the collision with iOS to allow functional use without requiring it.