It's a virtual world. With sensitive touchscreens, it's now possible to create virtual keyboards on a kiosk's monitor. Does that spell extinction for the tried-and-true mechanical keyboards of yesteryear? Tim Burke sounds off.
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It's a virtual world. With sensitive touchscreens, it's now possible to create virtual keyboards on a kiosk's monitor. Does that spell extinction for the tried-and-true mechanical keyboards of yesteryear? Tim Burke sounds off.
