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#Nov 7th, 2008 @ 12:32 PM
CRPietschmann
CRPietschmann
Chris Pietschmann

I know the DELL Latitude XT supports multi-touch, but it currently uses DELL's own proprietary software to do so. It looks like it'll support Windows 7 Multi-Touch, but I haven't seen it really confirmed anywhere.

Do anyone know of any laptops, currently on the market, that support the Multi-Touch capabilities in Windows 7? well, at least the pre-beta of Windows 7 that was released at PDC?

#Nov 7th, 2008 @ 1:28 PM
Bass
Bass
www.s​preadfirefox.c​om/5years/
Oh oh I know! Windows 7 on an iPhone!
#Nov 8th, 2008 @ 3:46 PM
alwaysmc2
alwaysmc2
It's not stupid; It's advanced!
I'm hoping my Toshiba m700 will support it, since it uses capacative touch, which is supposed to be good with multi-touch.  I also notice that if I put multiple fingers on the screen the mouse moves the the average of all of the points of contact. *fingers crossed*
#Nov 8th, 2008 @ 4:01 PM
OrigamiCar
OrigamiCar
AFAIK the dell is the only laptop at the moment that supports multitouch. The HP Touchsmart also does (I have it running with Win 7 and new driver on mine). I seem to remember that HP announced that they will be introducing multitouch laptops in the future and I'd trust them to do so - they seem to be willing to take risks like this. But at the moment, I think they only shipping laptop is the Dell.
#Nov 8th, 2008 @ 5:22 PM
sushovande
sushovande
Smiley Face Sharp
What do you mean Dell Propreitory software? Going by what Julie L Green said during the D5 conference, it was a bios update. I am sure they will ship it at Win7 RTM timeframe.
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