On Sun, 17 Feb 2013 07:57:46 -0500 "Joe Morris"
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"Jason" wrote:
"(PeteCresswell)" wrote:

Looking at all the new PCs (not just laptops) coming out with touch
screens, I have to wonder if retrofits are going to be possible for
Windows 7 and/or XP systems?

I'm thinking something where the finger on a screen acts like mouse -
with tab to click - on, say, a 1900x1200 monitor.

How much money do you have? Wacom makes gorgeous monitors that are touch
sensitive. I'm not sure fingers work with them - there's a stylus.
They're aimed at the graphics arts market. If you've ever watched the
Orange County Choppers TV show, the designer there uses one.

Are you thinking about the Wacom Cintiq 24HD at ~US$2300? 1920x1200, 24"
display, 16:10 ratio, and 2048 levels of pressure resolution.

No, I don't have one (drool...) but as I read the specs it's not a
touch-sensitive screen.

Joe

I don't have one either and am drooling too. I recently updated the
driver for my old Wacom Intuos tablet for Win 7 and they now have
incorporated gestures into the interface. They work surprisingly well.

Jason