Why don’t touchscreen desktops work very well? You’ll get tired gesturing on a monitor for more than a few seconds. (Try it on a desktop monitor now — see?) [Techcrunch]
Why don’t touchscreen desktops work very well? You’ll get tired gesturing on a monitor for more than a few seconds. (Try it on a desktop monitor now — see?) [Techcrunch]
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 10:00 AMExactly, finally someone else that gets it. And standard laptop and projectors screens are no better. Don’t even get me started on fingerprints!
matt
Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 4:11 PMCouldn’t it work if it were an A2 size that you rest on. Something like a drafting board that is slightly tilted toward you?
And it has flick panning and gestures so you can swipe and flick a ‘piece of paper’ out of the way to get to the window below.
In my dreams I can do this
Dan
Thursday, October 15, 2009 at 9:59 PMWell, you still need to move your hands on the mouse and keyboard, right? :-)