Not as bad as the IR touch screens. They had a IR field protected just above the surface of the screen that would be broken by your finger, such would register a touch at that location.
Or a fly landing on your screen and walking a few steps could drag a file into the recycle bin.
Not as bad as the IR touch screens. They had a IR field protected just above the surface of the screen that would be broken by your finger, such would register a touch at that location.
Or a fly landing on your screen and walking a few steps could drag a file into the recycle bin.
Speaking from experience?
Not that specific one, but I did have a fly fuck up a selection in photoshop a few times before I just unplugged the USB connection to the monitor.