Sep 16, 2014
5:02:52pm
5:02:52pm
which mixes touch screen and keyboard/mouse.
I'm not comparing Mac vs Windows - just touch vs non-touch. (Windows 7 is non-touch and is comparable to MacOS here) I just don't get mixing touch OS's and non-touch together. Seems easier for me to use my mouse (while barely moving my hand) to touch everything on the screen rather then reach my arm up and touch the screen directly.
Maybe I'm just old fashioned, but I think Microsoft's long-term strategy is flawed so long as they mix touch and non-touch functions together in laptops and desktop systems. To me, tablets are different than laptops/desktops and require a different OS, whether that touch-OS be Android, iOS, or Windows.
I'm not comparing Mac vs Windows - just touch vs non-touch. (Windows 7 is non-touch and is comparable to MacOS here) I just don't get mixing touch OS's and non-touch together. Seems easier for me to use my mouse (while barely moving my hand) to touch everything on the screen rather then reach my arm up and touch the screen directly.
Maybe I'm just old fashioned, but I think Microsoft's long-term strategy is flawed so long as they mix touch and non-touch functions together in laptops and desktop systems. To me, tablets are different than laptops/desktops and require a different OS, whether that touch-OS be Android, iOS, or Windows.
Originally posted on Sep 16, 2014 at 5:02:52pm
Message modified by Cougar-Duck on Sep 16, 2014 at 5:03:48pm
Message modified by Cougar-Duck on Sep 16, 2014 at 5:05:47pm
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