>I can touch type and hit 'u' without looking, sure. But only if my hands start on the home row. The keys have bumps to let you know when your hands are in the

>I can touch type and hit 'u' without looking, sure. But only if my hands start on the home row. The keys have bumps to let you know when your hands are in the right place. Similar affordances exist in many cars. Even where they don't; the much smaller amount of them makes remembering things like "the third button from the left mutes the audio" and finding it by touch entirely possible. Look, I'm not trying to argue that touchscreens are useless or whatever — if you like your touchscreen, fine, whatever, your problem. But claiming that they're _as easy_ to use without looking as button is just not believable.