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Updated – Acer T231H monitor delivers multi-touch for Windows 8

The Acer T231H bmid LCD Monitor together with Windows 8 Consumer Preview puts a biggie-sized iPad on your desk

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Acer T231H 23″ multi-touch monitor with Windows 8 Metro home screen (click for larger image) Photo NJN Network

Windows 8 needs two things to be a hit on the desktop – a multi-touch monitor and touch pad. Acer delivers the multi-touch experience with the T231H bmid.  The monitor is stunning. At under $350 retail, it leads the pack of competitive monitors we have investigated.  Continue reading

First Look – Logitech Wireless Touchpad and Windows 8

Point, swipe and scroll easily added to Windows 7 and Windows 8 Consumer Preview

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Logitech Wireless Touchpad (image Logitech)

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The Logitech Wireless Touchpad is one of the best and easiest ways to add multi-touch computing to Windows 8 (Win8CP) and Windows 7.

Update June 22, 2012

I’ve used the Logitech Wireless Touchpad for 3 months without a single glitch.

A week ago I stopped using Windows 7 and have used the Touchpad with the Acer T231H multi-touch monitor on a Dell XPS 630i.

As far as I can see, everything works as it should. The touchpad has become easier to use than a mouse at this point.  Continue reading

Windows 8 is cool but it is still a Beta

Windows 8 Consumer Preview is a big step ahead of last year’s Developer release. While not ready for prime time it is an exciting look at where we will be this Fall.

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My customized Home Screen with Windows 8 Consumer Preview

Like Windows 3, Windows 8 is a re-imagining of Microsoft’s flagship operating system and it’s still a work in progress.

What Microsoft have set out to accomplish is far beyond what or Apple or Android have done. Windows 8 will change computing forever not only with a new interface but with a single interface across desktop, laptop and mobile computing.  Continue reading