Would you ever get rid of your mouse?

[GommeInc]

Anything that needs precision will be a nightmare, they're only good for browsing the internet, watching videos, looking at pictures and nothing else. Maybe word processing, but removing sentences and highlighting words would be awful :/

[Luke]

What if the screen is lying down or on a slight incline?

Wouldn't want it lying down (strain neck) and incline would be easier, but still a hassle. Wow, I'm a lazy bugger

[Apolva]

Haven't really used a mouse in years. I just use a trackpad.

I find multi-touch "swiping" better than using a back button.

[Jam]

No. Touchpads or touch screens are nasty little buggars.

[xxMATTGxx]

I would keep my mouse no matter what.

[Tintinnabulate]

Touch screens are mainly good for basic things. Mouse will always stay - as will computers and laptops.
Things such as iPads are mainly fancy things which are for general browsing and general computer usage.

[HotelUser]

I'm not sure. I use a Magic mouse which is sort of a touch mouse with pinch zoom and swipes already

[peteyt]

I'm a mouse man for most stuff. Hate touchpads on Laptops. I work on Self Scans so using touchscreens for some stuff wouldn't be too bad. I also own a radio station online and although we currently just use SAM, there are many programs out there designed to be touch screen for easy access.

But for gaming and general use, always a mouse.

[GommeInc]

I'm not sure. I use a Magic mouse which is sort of a touch mouse with pinch zoom and swipes already

You can have precise aim though, the gestures that go with it aren't really the main feature of touch

[jimi]

I would never give up my mouse;

My computer has a built in touchscreen and I only use to to mess around with paint or show my family/friends.

After about 10 minutes my arm/hand starts to ache and it really hurts.

Just imagine leviating your arm in the arm and contantly moving it - its going to hurt over long periods.

you need a mouse.