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Touch screens
This section lists touch screen monitors. A touch screen provides an alternative method of interacting with a computer which can be useful if you have difficulty using a mouse or keyboard.1
With a touchscreen, selections and movements are made by pointing at the screen surface. Those listed here are built into the screen monitor.2
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Help and advice
Touch screens may also be useful if you have difficulty associating the use of a mouse or switch with the resulting actions on a computer screen. This is because they provide a more direct connection between action and result. Touch screens can also enable better concentration on tasks because there are no intermediate steps or devices to interfere with your attention.1 & 3
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