Touch sensitivity of soft and hard screens:

1. Resistive touch screen: Requires pressure to make the layers of the screen contact each other. It can be operated using a finger (even with gloves on), a fingernail, a stylus, etc. Stylus support is very important in the Asian market, where gestures and handwriting recognition are valued everywhere.

2. Capacitive touch screen: Even the slightest contact from the electrified surface of a finger can activate the capacitive sensing system under the screen. Non-living objects, fingernails, and gloves are ineffective. Handwriting recognition is relatively difficult.

Soft and hard screen precision:

1. Resistive Touch Screen: Accuracy reaches at least a single display pixel, noticeable when using a stylus. Facilitates handwriting recognition and helps operate interfaces with small control elements.  

2. Capacitive touch screen: Theoretical precision can reach a few pixels, but in practice it is limited by finger contact area. As a result, users find it difficult to accurately click targets smaller than 1 cm².