The TomTom resistive display does need a little bit of "push" to register a touch - its not as touch sensitive as modern capacitive screens, and can't do multi touch either.
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Electric Shocks
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Resistive screens don't care about the conductivity of what's touching them as anyone who has used a biro as a stylus would be able to say.
Capacitive screens vary with technology.
My laptop has a wacom digitiser built in so that's another option.
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That's when she got round my place!
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Haha! Something like a hammy 'Carry On...' actor?
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I'm most awfully sorry. I had no idea that the subjects of anatomy and physiology had been removed from the study of medicine. Silly me!