Touch in Windows 7: Just for show?

This technology is more for kiosk-type devices: I am developing a touchscreen application right now, but it is not for the PC market. While this sort of technology is pretty gimmicky for a PC (or laptop), it is fantastic for a kiosk-type device which by definition has no mouse of keyboard input. My application will sit inside a golf-club, and other uses could be in malls, or any public place, and combined with maps could be really useful for giving directions.

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