They can either be super useful when it comes to accomplishing your day to day work, or an unused piece of tech that rarely shows its skills. For some, touchscreen computer monitors are the norm, but how often are users utilizing them in an office setting?
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Have you found this hardware to be a great addition to your workplace? Or unused tech that isn’t utilized to it’s full capacity?
Nay nay, OP.
Touchscreens not in a kiosk are toys. In the office they’re just nasty smudged monitors covered in germs.
I’ve had a touchscreen laptop for years, but never use it that way. My cat loves to play on it though. She has a ball chasing the cursor around, even though in reality the cursor is chasing her paws around.
Sure, I’ll pay a premium for the cat toy. Then she’ll spend hours playing with the box it came in just to spite me… Cats!
We don’t have any, and I’m not sure there’s a reason we should.
Unless UIs for the OS and apps are designed to specifically take advantage of touch, it’s just not very efficient.
I have never seen a user actually use a touchscreen desktop or laptop. It doesn’t translate from a tablet device to a computer device. Myself included.
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Some users get upset and ask me to disable it. You know who I’m talking about - the kind who smudge the carp out of their screens with greasy fingerprints. They simply aren’t expecting their spreadsheet to scroll.
If they weren’t so expensive in the 24" x format I’d have two on my desk. I use touch screens and won’t buy a laptop without one. Sometimes I reach for my monitors to move something around.
Depends on what they are used for. I have 14 touch screens in use on the factory floor for reading job instructions at the stations. Works well. I see no practical use for touch screens in my office environment.
Makes sense for a or tablet but loses its luster on the PC level. I know some people who swear by it, personally it is one of those things when I come across it where I say, “Ooh it is touchscreen,” I attempt to use the screen to click on something but somehow miss the mark and open an app I was not trying to open and immediately abandon it and go back to the mouse.
We have one in the shipping area for a secondary work area. Most of the work is done at the desk with a keyboard and mouse, but the touch screen is on the packing bench. The laptops used on the manufacturing floor have them, but I don’t think anyone has noticed.
I’ve never seen anyone use a touchscreen in an office setting. The people who have a Microsoft Surface only touch the screen when they are not at their desks. When someone sits down they want a full sized monitor, keyboard, and mouse. When they pick up the device and go they are only using the touchscreen for lack of mouse.
Nope, unless its a kiosk type of use or POS, to be honest I’ve never seen a good use for a touchscreen in a office. I can see tablet devices like MS Surface’s being useful with a touch screen but not monitors that people sit in front of. I would also add that the touch screens have horrible glare which causes eye strain and lost productivity.
Had a few Dell touchscreen Latitudes where I used to work. The touchscreens would regularly lock the computer up. It looked like ball lighting on the screen when this happened. The only way to stop it was to force a shutdown by holding the power button down for 10 seconds. Dell replaced both the screens and motherboards twice and it never resolved the issue in those laptops.
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