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QuickPoll: Would you buy a touch-screen PC?

By Computerworld Staff

February 5, 2013 12:48 PM ET

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With Windows 8, Microsoft is betting that users want to touch the screen in place of using a mouse or touchpad. Apple has famously declared the opposite, while experts have varying opinions. What do you think?

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