Anyone for Windows 8?

geoff wrote

I dont get any grubby marks on my touch screen GPS.

Never needed to clean it in the years I have used it every week.

You must be a very grubby 'person'

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Yuck , who wants to spend all their time poking a PC screen with their finger , especially with these flimsy LCD screens as they are wobbly and that have no weight in the base , you will end up having to hold the screen with one hand and then poke the screen with the other hand.

The touch screen is build for the stupid newer generation that can't spell , type or string 4 words together into a coherent sentence.

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They can also (for a price) react to voice commands

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Someone who has enough of a clue to use a tablet etc.

Fools ran the same mindless line about mice.

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touch screens.

n way.

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I am still using XP. As it is, there is years of knowledge about every aspect of it on the web, it is reasonably stable for my purposes, and everything that I need runs on it. It supports touch screens also which you can easily get from Ebay for just about any size monitor.

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Have not yet seen a mouse leave grubby finger prints on the screen. Mind you some of the little rodents (grandkids) have.

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I was talking about your last para there.

Time for retrospective abortions.

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Nah they are toooo cute for that.

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Well, who wants to spend their life having to clean the damned thing?

Sylvia.

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Just another silly little fantasy.

I have never cleaned my touch screen GPS and have used it weekly for years now.

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Rod Speed

Still can't find your way home unaided?

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now.

Those are garage sales, f****it child.

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Rod Speed

I think I'll skip Windows 8, and wait instead for Windows 9 which might l have a direct brain interface, no need for mice, keyboards or touchscreens LOL.

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Ted

Train the mice to operate the keyboard, cost a few crumbs.

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SG1

Trouble is that by then you wont have a viable brain to interface to.

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Rod Speed

Win9 will be so imbedded with Skype, that everyone will get an auto phone implanted in a body part of their choice, but the fax /email facility will have to be implanted in your arse. :-)

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Sunny

If winblows as I suspect will change to that point and millions will change o/s as there are were and will be increasing trust issues

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atec77

Me neither . I don't need one.

Only averagely.

geoff

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geoff

Say no more.

geoff

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geoff

Irrelevant. We will all be on Linux by, um, last year according to Lazzo.

geoff

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