If you've not tried the Asus Transformer, then seek one out. With that you can use either the 'touchpad' as on a normal laptop, or the screen. To me, Android m

If you've not tried the Asus Transformer, then seek one out. With that you can use either the 'touchpad' as on a normal laptop, or the screen. To me, Android makes much more sense when touching the screen not a trackpad. Just because we are used to using laptops with trackpads, doesn't mean that's best way to interact, especially for children. It would be great if they did some research or show videos of children using the tocuhscreen to browse and surf.