Originally posted by Brangdon A touch UI offers more direct manipulation. For example, navigating menus is more direct than using arrow keys to move a cursor up/down/left/right and then hit OK when the cursor is where you want. It's much easier to just touch the thing you want when you can see it on the screen. Zooming and panning are also more direct, and setting focus point is a natural fit to touch too.
You're talking about LV, aren't you? Who uses that?! And again, what's going to prevent my nose from changing settings on the touchscreen? Not the proximity sensor that doesn't even work in phones.
Anyway, I just don't get it. I don't want my phone to be able to make coffee. I don't want my washingmachine to have GPS. And I don't want a camera to come with a clunky silly buggy slow operating system like android or ios.
Last edited by Clavius; 07-14-2012 at 11:24 PM.