Is it worth buying touch-screen monitor?

No, generally not (assuming you mean a regular desktop monitor). It seems appealing, but in practise you're unlikely to end up using it much. The ergonomics just don't work - try touching your existing monitor regularly in specific spots as you work. read more

No, generally not (assuming you mean a regular desktop monitor). It seems appealing, but in practise you’re unlikely to end up using it much. The ergonomics just don’t work - try touching your existing monitor regularly in specific spots as you work. read more

Derek Francis, by email Touch screen support was introduced for the first time in Windows 7, so if you are using Windows XP or Vista you will probably have to replace your computer. read more