On: XPS 13 developer edition 7th generation available

[deckard1]

eh? You're not running Android on iOS on the thing. It's still emulation (or "virtualized" environment), and it's still largely going to be crap.

[Someone1234 → deckard1]

Windows touch devices are a device type we target.

Typically testing using Chrome on Windows using a touch screen gives you a reasonable frame of reference for how iOS and Android behave since all are WebKit-like (at least until fine tuning, when you're of course testing on real devices).

[dabernathy89 → deckard1]

For mobile websites it would trigger the same browser events, right? Don't think they're referring to native apps.

[abiox → deckard1]

seems to me that a touch screen laptop is a real touch device with browsers emitting (afaik) the same real touch events. as such it would seem to be better for tuning behavior compared to a laptop without real touch events. (of course it's best to have actual devices around for testing.)