Touch Screen iMac

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Having read a previous thead about a rumour regarding a touch screen iMac, it got me wondering as to whether or not I'd consider it.

I think touch screen is great for phones and other devices like the iPad, but does it really suit the needs of a desktop computer?

I can think of pros and cons, but the thing that would really annoy me is the finger prints and smudges and having a dirty screen. I hate my iMac's screen being dirty!

Would you consider buying one?
 
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err, no i wouldn't and i agree with your comments regarding the smudges and dirty screen. well, not unless it dispensed cash at the same time....
 
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Absolutely not. It will never happen. It sounds like a good idea, but the reality is that your arm/shoulder would cramp up within the first 5 minutes of use. Touchscreens only work on handheld devices because you can hold them with your arm in a resting position.
 
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in fact, isn't that what the ipad was designed for. (big touch screen dou dar thing) :\
 
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I already have a touch screen laptop, or at least that's what it looks like after a day of use.

I can't imagine a desktop or laptop that has fingerprints all over it all the time.
 

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