>> I find the touch screen comment unpleasant because I think touch screens
>> are the key to an easy-to-use interface. Voice recognition and p.p. are
>> in use and are gaining ground. What were bubbles, and why didn't they
>> catch on?
> Touch screens make you take your hands off the keyboard and leave a greasy
> mess on your screen while you try in vain to do high resolution tasks with
> your low res finger.
The mouse also needs your hand - like any other device.
And I'm still looking for a _working_ touchscreen solution
to use with my Performa 630. Since I use this youngtimer
still for Newton programming, its a real stupid thing
to take a moust for an ok-button when I already have a
pen in my hand - I just want to tap the Buttons on screen
like the one on my Newt.
Gruss
H.
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Ich denke, also bin ich, also gut
HRK
Received on Tue Jun 30 1998 - 12:28:46 BST