HP introduced touch screen

Touch screen technology has been integrated into the iPhone product that Apple intends to launch in June 2007. A question many people ask is whether the technology eventually becomes a standard interface for the new generation of computers.

While HP is not popular, HP quickly gave the answer, a $ 1,800 TouchSmart IQ770 model for desktop computers, allowing users to use their fingers or a pen. Power comes to call out photos, songs and rewrite notes on the 19-inch screen area.

The computer using this monitor can still be controlled by mouse and keyboard in the usual way. HP sees it as a kitchen computer, which can replace a traditional computer, TV and notice board.

Current Analysis analyst Sam Bhavnani of Current Analysis said HP was the first to introduce touch screens among leading computer manufacturers, which could be the start of a revolution in computer equipment. However, its cost is quite expensive for a vehicle to be used on a daily basis and its software needs to be improved to eliminate errors that occur during operation.

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