Maybe. I don't know. Although I think one thing people will realize is how much time they used to spend finding the mouse cursor and positioning it versus jus

Maybe. I don't know. Although I think one thing people will realize is how much time they used to spend finding the mouse cursor and positioning it versus just directly going to touch the location, even on a desktop. I think we're in the same state we were in a month before the iPad shipped. Will we really like a giant sized iPhone (as it was positioned at the time)? No one really knew. I think it's fair to say that it was mischaracterized, and people really do like it. Interestingly, even the Verge (who typically skew anti-MS, but fairly even) seem to really like the experience thus far (with some reservations). Ask me this question in a month or two after I get some actual touch screens. :-)