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The phrase "add a touchscreen" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the enhancement or modification of a device or interface to include a touchscreen feature.
Example: "To improve user interaction, we should add a touchscreen to the new model of the tablet."
Alternatives: "incorporate a touchscreen" or "install a touchscreen."
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Add a touchscreen into the mix, however, and you've got a minxy good time.
Sony needs to update it: make it smaller, maybe add a touchscreen, etc.
Add a touchscreen and this would be a perfect mod; and close competitor of the upcoming CrunchPad.
Sure, it would have to be a small device but there's no real reason – unless it's a convertible tablet to add a touchscreen to a netbook.
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Later, Intel's much more robust Classmate 2 added a touchscreen for pen operation, with the screen folded back over the keyboard.
You can install a light version of Debian and you can even plug it into something called the PocketCHIP that adds a touchscreen and keyboard to the mix in a package about as big as the original Game Boy.
It appears to be a bit more than a mere weekend project, as he's added a touchscreen, GPS, Bluetooth, a keyboard in the glove box, and the Centrafuse car PC interface.
Apparently adding a touchscreen feature to your Eee is as easy as adding a panel between the screen and housing and then soldering some stuff to some other stuff.
And Apple wants to add a tiny touchscreen bar above the keyboard and use it as a customizable shortcut bar.
In terms of what it would add to a touchscreen experience, we've already seen Apple introduce a degree of force sensitivity to some of its software.
Hopefully Viliv is working on a refresh that adds a multitouch touchscreen and updated hardware because I love this tablet.
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