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Northwest · M
As long as your laptop supports an external display, and the display has a connector that matches the laptop's external display connector.
The "touch" functionality is OS/Display driver dependent. You should make sure that:
1. Your OS supports it
2. It has a device driver specifically written for your OS
The "touch" functionality is OS/Display driver dependent. You should make sure that:
1. Your OS supports it
2. It has a device driver specifically written for your OS
StevenIzzi · 51-55, M
Yes, but you have to designate the touch display as the primary display and the normal monitor as the secondary.
@StevenIzzi I rather thought of dismantling the normal one.