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Well.. I've been using touch on my laptops since the start. My current laptop is a mini asus "tablet pc" with detachable keyboard. When I'm just web browsing I
by Roark66 3y ago
Well.. I've been using touch on my laptops since the start. My current laptop is a mini asus "tablet pc" with detachable keyboard. When I'm just web browsing I detach the keyboard and use touch. But even on normal laptops I got from work I'd prefer touch for many things like scrolling over the built in touchpad.
Especially when I'm using the laptop as a portable device on my lap, in a plane or on a bus.
I have to admit I don't use touchscreens that much when I can put a laptop on top of a desk. But when I'm sitting at a desk I much prefer a desktop pc.
- ako 3y agoI mostly use an iPad when i don’t need a keyboard, especially when sitting on a couch (typing this on my iPad). I noticed that as soon as I pair the iPad with a Bluetooth keyboard, and an external display, I’ll also use my mouse to navigate. So, even for a touch first device like an iPad, when using a keyboard, touch is not the best way to navigate.
- makeitdouble 3y agoIt doesn't need to be the best though, just needs to be good enough for specific use cases. Same way pen support on the iPad is great, though not everyone will use it extensively nor have it as their best way to do anything.