The laptop industry has done a poor job at justifying why displays need to be touch-enabled. In most cases, touchscreens on laptops don’t make sense. At least that’s what I had thought for years, until I stumbled upon a feature of Windows 11 that makes text input better because it can give you a phone-like floating keyboard.
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