Re: [NTLK] alternative interfaces - touch screens

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On Thursday 11 July 2002 23:10, James Elliott wrote:
> The screen on the new iMac seems like it may lend itself to being a
> touchscreen, due to the many ways that it can be positioned. Then
> again, I've only used one once, so my perceptions of its mobility may
> be a little skewed.
>

Trust me on this: any touchscreen that is not lying flat on your desk in
front of you is going to make everyday office work _very_ tiresome indeed.

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