Dell Latitude XT's Capactive Touch

[MrTuan1977]

tks, i like it

[vd853]

computers are useless inventions

[PCXPBOY]

is the capacative thouch an option? or is it standard for all of them?

[voteboo]

@PCXPBOY the so call "standard" you are asking about would be a "resistive touch".You would find that tech on many cheap platforms. Capacitive would be the way to go if you really want to boost your day to day performance when using touch screen enable laptops. See it this way. capacitive is, similar, equal to the tech used on a iphone or ipod touch screens,expect for the multitouch features. Resistive is equal to the Chinese touch screen enable phones that are sold on eBay or on any website.

[IBeCeRTiiFieD]

tip of your finger :-)

[Gatecra5her]

Saying "umm" way too much it distracts from the video content lol.

[voteboo]

@Gatecra5her dude are you some sort of "perfect human" or what???? If this would've been speech class, then you're comment would've been "constructive", but this isn't the case unfortunately. later

[bigfishvideos]

Great! All they years of me yelling at my kids to keep their fingers off the screen... I think this is a very bad idea. Why would you want to touch the screen?

[osbert]

unfortunately, the video seems to show how bad both of these touchscreens are.

[bmw646]

wher can i buy this  item online ? and price?

[stanstan009]

wow! that was great! it really showed the difference since you had a side by side comparison. :D

[apickle]

Wow! This is a really informative video, thanks for illustrating the differences between the two. I thought that the capacitive technology would be superior, but I had no idea just how much better it was.

Don't feel too bad -- it's obviously not an iPhone, but... then... Vista really isn't quite designed for finger use.

But, WOW. Capacitive touchscreens rock resistive touchscreens faces off. Now if only Dell would make a 13.3" one... :D