They are ergonomically hazardous (try waving your finger at your screen for an hour)
Who wants to try to read a screen covered in greasy smears?
There are no killer aps developed to take advantage of it. As much as MS loves showing off it's surface gear, it's yet another gimmick only fit for James Bond movies.
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HP invites you to touch its PCs
barfridge
Who wants touchscreens? #
Posted Wednesday 14th October 2009 07:58 GMT
Not me, that's for sure.
They are ergonomically hazardous (try waving your finger at your screen for an hour)
Who wants to try to read a screen covered in greasy smears?
There are no killer aps developed to take advantage of it. As much as MS loves showing off it's surface gear, it's yet another gimmick only fit for James Bond movies.
Anonymous Coward
I wouldn't.... #
Posted Wednesday 14th October 2009 14:57 GMT
touch anything from HP - not even with yours!