So what do y'all think of the all-in-one machines with a single box
touchscreen of, say, 23"? HP, Acer, and some others make them.
I like the idea of a luggable machine with a decent screen. A 17"
laptop seems to be pushing the form factor too big - it's just about
luggable so why not go for the all-in-one format? Smaller than 17"
screens rarely have 1920x1080 displays, and a 17" screen is still too
small.
(This is for when I have to move on from my current classic 'desktop'
(=under-desktop) with two 23" HD monitors. The remaining advantage of
the 'desktop' is the expansion capability. Since I bought it I've
added a 2nd harddisk and a multiport USB card - now replaced by a USB3
card, and I also had a parallel port card to drive an old printer.)
Interested to hear of any experience,
Thanks
Jez
On 30/01/2013, Ken Norton <ken@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> A friend has just bought an ultrabook with W8 and he's very happy. I
>> wouldn't be, though: touch screen operations are probably back for my
>> shoulder.
>
> I've been involved with touch-screens and software development for
> them for almost two decades now. It's one of those things that you get
> VERY attached to.
>
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