A couple of months ago JJ Hawkins talked about the Microsoft Windows Media Center Touch Screen Interface from Inteset. The solution provided pop-up onscreen arrows and a keyboard allowing you to navigate through the Windows Media Center menus.
Now Microsoft is building touchscreen support directly into its media center with arrows that will appear on screen for navigation when touchscreen functionality is activated.
However, unlike Inteset, Microsoft is still lacking a touchscreen pop up keyboard, but it has said this is in the works.
