Windows 7 SP1 Will Bring Touch Fixes.

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  1. Posts : 110
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 & x64
       #10

    kpo6969 said:
    Win7User512 said:
    How many people use touch capabilities?
    It's more than you think, and not just for retail establishments either.
    I'll add that even if it was just the retail establishment, that's a huge market that Microsoft cannot afford to lose.
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  2. Posts : 554
    Windows 7 Professional x64 SP1
       #11

    omegatron said:
    kpo6969 said:
    Win7User512 said:
    How many people use touch capabilities?
    It's more than you think, and not just for retail establishments either.
    I'll add that even if it was just the retail establishment, that's a huge market that Microsoft cannot afford to lose.
    I doubt they will. Even if most of them stay on XP, that's better than switching to OS X or a Linux distro, at least for Microsoft.

    Also, slightly offtopic here, but does anybody feel that 7 SP1 might be one of the most minor service packs in Windows history? Not that that's a bad thing, mind you.
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  3. Posts : 110
    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 & x64
       #12

    KazeNoKoe23 said:
    Also, slightly offtopic here, but does anybody feel that 7 SP1 might be one of the most minor service packs in Windows history? Not that that's a bad thing, mind you.
    Does anyone have a complete picture of what all will be in this service pack?

    Don't want to express an opinion until I know all the facts.
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  4. Posts : 12,364
    8 Pro x64
       #13

    Pieloi said:
    how about a new start menu instead ?
    Yeah, that will be happening...



    As far as Service packs go, this ones going to be pretty ho hum overall.

    Most individually applicable and pertinent fixes will be available via WU anyway.
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  5. Posts : 1,487
    Windows 7 x64 / Same
       #14

    kpo6969 said:
    Win7User512 said:
    How many people use touch capabilities?
    It's more than you think, and not just for retail establishments either.
    Prob not many more. Outside of retail and law enforcement, I don't know of that many users of the technology.
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  6. Posts : 366
    Win7 x64
       #15

    Human–computer interaction (HCI)
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  7. Posts : 2,651
    W7 RTM Ultimate x64
       #16

    That's a really quite empty SP1, just touch fixes and that's it..
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  8. Posts : 3,141
    Vista Ult 64 bit Seven Ult RTM x64
       #17

    I just got an HP touch laptop. I like it on the laptop, but don't think it would be that useful on the desktop as the mouse is much closer than the screen. I'm not that fond of track pads and the touch means I don't need it that much. Nice for reading and for skulking around the forums. The screen pivots and folds flat-face up which is nice for reading.
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  9. Posts : 5,642
    Windows 10 Pro (x64)
       #18

    Uber Philf said:
    That's a really quite empty SP1, just touch fixes and that's it..
    If it only contained fixes for Touch related functionality it would not be a Service Pack. Don't fret there is going to be a lot more. The article in question just mentions one item that might be contained in the SP.
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  10. Posts : 1,487
    Windows 7 x64 / Same
       #19

    garysgold said:
    I just got an HP touch laptop. I like it on the laptop, but don't think it would be that useful on the desktop as the mouse is much closer than the screen. I'm not that fond of track pads and the touch means I don't need it that much. Nice for reading and for skulking around the forums. The screen pivots and folds flat-face up which is nice for reading.
    Do you use it for every application? Or just things like browsing the web?
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