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IT Blog Oops! Wrong blog. You can find the right post here! Sorry 'bout that! http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/vista-enterprise-desktop/buying-a-touchscreen-for-windows-8-episode-1/
finding usable Windows 8 touchscreens, understanding touchscreen technology, finding touchscreens for Windows 8 IT Blog OK, so I'm getting onboard for an upcoming "day and date" book on Windows 8 (this means we have to have the book finished far enough in advance of the ship date for Windows 8 that it can be sent to bookstores to arrive in time to be stocked and waiting the day the OS goes into general availability, ...
increasing touchscreen options available for Windows 8, using touch with Win8 involves a learning curve IT Blog As I dig further into the touch requirements for Windows 8, I'm learning more and more about touch technologies along the way. Alas, I'm also learning how very few of the currently available touchscreens meet Windows 8's touch requirements for a minimum of 5 simultaneous touch points (to support all...
IT Blog OK, so I'm going to be co-authoring the next edition of Windows ... in Depth with long-time Windows stalwart Brian Knittel, and I'm literally "gearing up" for that project (the next edition, predictably enough, will be entitled Windows 8 in Depth). I thought readers might be interested in reading ab...
Building a Windows 8 desktop, Buying Windows-8 ready notebook and tablet PCs 
