I've been using a 1000he for the past couple months and have found all the multi-touch gestures to be incredibly useful. I've been using it so much that I generally don't even use the mouse clicks except to drag and drop or select multiple items.
I'm giving my 1000he to my dad so I was wondering what other laptops have multi-touch capability for a replacement for the 1000he. Just trying to compile a list of multi-touch laptops for any sort of future reference, couldn't find anything in the search. Looking at both track pads and screens btw.
I'd also like any input on the functionality if you have any experience.
Trackpad based
I'm giving my 1000he to my dad so I was wondering what other laptops have multi-touch capability for a replacement for the 1000he. Just trying to compile a list of multi-touch laptops for any sort of future reference, couldn't find anything in the search. Looking at both track pads and screens btw.
I'd also like any input on the functionality if you have any experience.
Trackpad based
- Acer Aspire One
- Apple Macbook: Sensitivity for gestures is more accurate than the 1000he. More trackpad space for easier gesturing and scrolling. Only got a few minutes to mess around with a friend's macbook plastic so I don't have much more to say than that.
- Apple Macbook Air
- Apple Macbook Pro
- Asus 1000HE: gestures have limited personalization/customization. Rotation is difficult, usually mistaken for zoom. Most gestures can be bound to actions using stock drivers and support. Three finger swipes locked at alt+tab, open my computer, back, forward. All sensitivities can be adjusted or gestures turned off.
- Lenovo Thinkpad x301
- Dell Latitude XT2
- HP TX2Z
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