India, Oct. 26 -- A touchscreen laptop sounds useful on paper, but it is worth asking how often you would actually use it. Tapping through a presentation, marking up a PDF, sketching an idea or scrolling through a long webpage can feel more natural with your fingers. A 2-in-1 design adds another benefit by letting you fold the display back for tablet-style use. Still, touch does not automatically make a laptop better, especially if you mostly type, work with spreadsheets or use an external monitor. Here, in this article, we are going to compare six touchscreen devices from Lenovo, ASUS, Microsoft, HP, Acer and Dell. Starting at Rs.73,000 to Rs.1.83 lakh, depending on the model and available offers. The selection includes OLED convertibles...