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    Dell goes multi-touch with Inspiron One 19, Studio 17

Dell looks to bring touch into the home with a new low-cost, all-in-one as well as its first multi-touch laptop.

By Nicole Kobie, 15 Dec 2009 at 09:05

Dell Studio 17 laptop

Dell has unveiled two multi-touch PCs, the Inspiron One 19 all-in-one desktop and the Studio 17 laptop.

Multi-touch is what’s found on devices like the iPhone, meaning users can carry out tasks like resizing photos, navigate the web or select items without using a keyboard.

The first Dell laptop with multi-touch, the 17.3in Studio 17 laptop runs Intel Core 2 Duo Processors and comes with JBL branded audio, but pricing is not yet announced and it won't be available for another month.

The Insipron One 19 features a high definition widescreen display, wireless keyboard and mouse, and is just four inches deep. Despite including multi-touch, it’s Dell’s “most affordable option” for an all-in-one, coming in at £499 plus VAT.

Dell Inspiron 19 all-in-one

David Clifton, director of consumer marketing for Dell Europe, said in a statement that “both products perform as well as being stylish, so they can handle the common tasks we all use at home every day.”

Microsoft’s newly released Windows 7 OS has many touch screen features built-in, but it remains to be seen how useful touch will be for office productivity.

Read on to find out if touchscreens work for businesses.

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And the screen?

How have they gotten around the problem of people leaving greasy fingerprints all over the display?

It is bad enough on the iPhone or my htc Touch, I can quickly switch off the display and wipe it clean with a cloth or on my shirt... But that won't work on a touch screen monitor, they need a surface which automatically disipates the finger prints...

By big_D on Tuesday Dec 15

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