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I am writing a short paper about touchscreens for university and I thought that this might provoke some interesting autism-less discussion here on /g/.
Right now I'm on the history part of touchscreens and I have written down that they have existed as early as 1973 in CERN, later popping up in point-of-sale systems, Casio calculators and so on through the 80s and 90s.
But what was your first experience using a touchscreen, /g/? Mine was pic related and I feel like it was probably the earliest widespread piece of technology with an integrated touchscreen, predating the iPhone.
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no one cares about your gimmicky video game little baby. by then we already had gta on ps2.
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ATMs
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>>61096090
Mall Map kiosk
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>>61096090
>earliest widespread piece of technology with an integrated touchscreen, predating the iPhone.
palm pilots for a consumer product, tablet pcs too and
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>>61096786
were shit everyone had experience with
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>>61096090
>autism-less discussion
>/g/
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>>61096090
I snuck away from the table and went out to the bar to play on one of those old CRT touchscreen gambling games when I was a boy.
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>>61096949
>gambling
You were a dumbass kid.
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>>61096090
>>But what was your first experience using a touchscreen, /g/?
A Palm PDA.
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I used a lot of touch screen kiosks back in the day, but the first touchscreen that was not a pain in the ass to use was the nintendo ds, and then the iPhone
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