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Windows 7 Touch Pack on Fujitsu multi-touch capacitative screen

This is a preview of Microsoft’s Touch Pack for Windows 7. The computer used in this video is the Fujitsu LIFEBOOK T4310. Source of the video: Engadget.com . More articles regarding Windows 7 (help desk, tutorials, review) can be found here: blog.weebo.ro
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12 Responses to “Windows 7 Touch Pack on Fujitsu multi-touch capacitative screen”

  1. Could see alot of busted scenarios… a guy oogles girlie pictures and the wife comes in and with a flinch of the hand it prints out the girlie pictures by accident.

  2. that laptop screen are slow to react .

  3. this is awsome I NEED it.

  4. =)) LIKE ON A MAC =))))))))))))))))

  5. are u from grand prairie

  6. what hardware do you need to install touch

  7. lmao nope u missed the most important -1- the T9900(3.06GHz) on the T5010

  8. its a little laggy because of the processor configurations >>
    Intel Pentium processor T4400 (2.20 GHz, 1 MB, 800 MHz)
    Intel Core2 Duo processor T6600 (2.20 GHz, 2 MB, 800 MHz)
    Intel Core2 Duo processor P8700 (2.53 GHz, 3 MB, 1066 MHz)
    Intel Celeron processor 900 (2.20 GHz, 1 MB, 800 MHz)
    but the T4410 and T5010 with dual digitizer come with upto Intel Core2 Duo processor T9600 (2.8 GHz, 6 MB, 1066 MHz) so their touch would be more powerful and faster than the T4310

  9. “you can clik on them.. and they.. go away” uhauha
    i love this guy’s lack of vocabulary oO

  10. its cool stuff and its only the beggining of the real use of those technologies.
    fujitsu did some fine work with that.

  11. It looks a little Unimpressive and laggy. There’s nothing really special.

    I’m just going to crawl up apple’s ass here, but seriously, what is the point to this technology? does anyone honestly think they would use it. Our entire school has tablets, it is rare to find anyone using the tablet feature.

    I, on my mac on the other hand, constantly use the touch gestures on my track pad. Apple’s implementation, while it has less cool factor, is much more useful in the real world.

  12. alas a capacitive screen with windows been waiting for it, for a long time :-)

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