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I am looking to get into Windows phone 7 development. I am running Windows 7 and i know it supports multi touch which i can then use in the emulator if enabled.
Is there any way for me to try this out without me paying a premium for a tablet, phone or touch monitor?
Many thanks, Kohan.
You could always emulate multitouch until you have an actual phone to test on.
Just found this, how to make your own surface like touch screen. Wow!
http://geekswithblogs.net/kobush/archive/2009/03/10/129993.aspx