What do you think about the touch screen theory?

Hi fellow Window Seven goers. I've heard that the desktop computer & the lap top computers will have a setting on the computer so you can touch what your doing. Well I do have to ponder a question to you guys that are testing Windows Seven out be for the release date comes.

My question's:

1. Will the screen break if you use the touch screen on a lap top?
2. Do I need to get a specially monitor for the touch screen that will be add to Windows Seven?

If I do need a specially touch screen, will Windows Seven come up with one that does expect Windows Seven software. An if I wanted to get a touch screen how wood I know if it is a touch screen other then a regular monitor, wood it say it is a touch screen ect.

I had opportunity to play with this...
Feels great!!!

Mr Cat said:

Hi fellow Window Seven goers. I've heard that the desktop computer & the lap top computers will have a setting on the computer so you can touch what your doing. Well I do have to ponder a question to you guys that are testing Windows Seven out be for the release date comes.

My question's:

1. Will the screen break if you use the touch screen on a lap top?
2. Do I need to get a specially monitor for the touch screen that will be add to Windows Seven?

If I do need a specially touch screen, will Windows Seven come up with one that does expect Windows Seven software. An if I wanted to get a touch screen how wood I know if it is a touch screen other then a regular monitor, wood it say it is a touch screen ect.

Seriously, touching your monitor is gross. After a couple of days / weeks, it looks like a pig snout slobbered all over it. Anyone touching my monitors gets their fingers broken.

My iPhone has a special smudge-free screen-sticky, and my hands are generally clean, so it's spotless. Besides, I clean it every day. When it comes to an Apple tablet or a Win7 multi-touch tablet, I'd have to apply the same methodology.

In terms of convenience of the technology, I love it. Hope it works as well as on the iPhone and the "MS Surface" (the touch table).