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nemesis wrote:
> I don't see the difference, except perhaps a more tiresome experience
> thanks no rest to the arm.
You can rest your arm. You just wind up cleaning the screen more often. :-)
It's handy because you can see just what you point at, like a touch screen
rather than a mouse, is all.
> the hand-eye coordination goes just smooth and natural, like as if
> directly drawing on paper...
That probably varies for different people.
The best game was Black & White, where your cursor is a grabby hand, and you
move around by grabbing the ground and dragging it towards you. *Very*
natural with a touch screen. :-)
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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