When I was a kid, most cars did not have a touchscreen monitor, and still used knobs and buttons to control the radio, heater, air conditioner, clock, and other devices and features in a car.
Mainstream touchscreen laptops and tablets did not exist until many years afterwards when I was a young adult when Windows XP Tablet PC Edition got released, so I never thought cars would have touchscreen monitors because I never saw a mainstream touchscreen laptop until Windows XP got released
Touchscreens monitors were also very expensive when I was a kid, and they required a stylus pen. I think the closest thing to a touchscreen monitor was those old Palm PDA/ Personal Digital Assistants where you needed a plastic stylus pen to use a Palm Pilot. Palm pilots were very expensive, so I never would of thought that cars would have built-in tablets with touchscreens which the user can control with their fingers or a capacitive stylus.
Mainstream touchscreen laptops and tablets did not exist until many years afterwards when I was a young adult when Windows XP Tablet PC Edition got released, so I never thought cars would have touchscreen monitors because I never saw a mainstream touchscreen laptop until Windows XP got released
Touchscreens monitors were also very expensive when I was a kid, and they required a stylus pen. I think the closest thing to a touchscreen monitor was those old Palm PDA/ Personal Digital Assistants where you needed a plastic stylus pen to use a Palm Pilot. Palm pilots were very expensive, so I never would of thought that cars would have built-in tablets with touchscreens which the user can control with their fingers or a capacitive stylus.
