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How much of that is about the hardware vs. the software? How much of the positive experience would be preserved if you ran the same software on a Surface Pro 3
by endtime 12y ago
How much of that is about the hardware vs. the software? How much of the positive experience would be preserved if you ran the same software on a Surface Pro 3 and just cast the screen to a large monitor?
- fsiefken 12y agoI've not used one (sounds awesome and exactly what i want), but to answer your question perhaps it's similar to the difference between using a mouse with a monitor compared to directly touch interfacing with the monitor. For for example Vassal boardgame, for which I bought my Iyama touch monitor there is a real experiential difference between using a mouse and your finger for moving pieces. Less seperated and more natural.
- rbanffy 12y agoI feel allowing anyone on the meeting sharing the document and being allowed to draw on it from their seats would be awesome. Where I work, we use Google Docs to conduct meetings and on-the-spot polls with up to 30 people (more than that tends to block the document) on different geographic locations.
- count 12y agoThat sounds neat, but I'm a huge fan of pointing and moving around like a crazy person in front of the whiteboard :)
- count 12y agoThe hardware was pretty good - I've never used a touch screen that sensitive. It did feel like drawing on a whiteboard. The experience on the Surface Pro 3 is...not as awesome (while still good). The huge surface makes the difference.