12-13-2023, 03:28 AM
(12-02-2023, 12:06 AM)lesacks Wrote: Just to add, these days it's possible to get quite large touch portable screens which (should) work with phones, Chromebook, pc etc... for quite low cost. If, for example, you had an old android phone to run MS, this might (I've not tried it, but will at some point) work.
From a user point of view, touch gestures are almost indispensable.
Well. I got to try out a no-name touch, external, usb-c monitor.
For the record.
The device worked fine on a laptop and normal Chromebook (Asus flip)
On the Lenovo, first gen, duet Chromebook... It's a bit of a mess. Full resolution didn't work. The docking and floating Android apps was a mess. In portrait, no apps could used the full height. Etc etc.
Not a direction I'd suggest for the feint of heart.