And you will find this caveat - "The mouse works fine in the desktop environment but for home entertainment or working on a notebook it's over," declared analyst Steve Prentice."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7508842.stm
So it's not quite as daft as it originally sounds, although I still disagree. Like many here I LIKE mice, I like the fact that I can adjust the speed/acceleration of my mouse pointer, can't do that with touchscreens and arms! And I HATE people touching my screen!
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And you will find this caveat - "The mouse works fine in the desktop environment but for home entertainment or working on a notebook it's over," declared analyst Steve Prentice." http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7508842.stm So it's not quite as daft as it originally sounds, although I still disagree. Like many here I LIKE mice, I like the fact that I can adjust the speed/acceleration of my mouse pointer, can't do that with touchscreens and arms! And I HATE people touching my screen!