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Personally, I hate it. Most of my laptops are non touch: thinkpads, dells. .Even when ram price drops and i could afford the Framework, i would only go for the non pro 13 version. For the ones that came with touchscreen, I disabled it if i can.

Touchscreen just doesnt work for me on a laptop. If i want a touchscreen then i use my tablet or phone.

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[–] Sumocat@lemmy.world 0 points 5 days ago

Every screen should be a touchscreen. We have kids growing up with touchscreen devices who then have to learn not all screens respond to touch even though it’s showing the same stuff. And it’s not just content but apps too. Microsoft has been pushing touchscreen PCs for years, trying to convince developers to build for them, bringing in support for Android apps. Apple waits years to ship a touchscreen on a MacBook that can run every iPhone and iPad app natively.