With the introduction of Windows 8* and touch-enabled computers,
like Intel Ultrabook™ devices, where touch is an additional
input method, users have new ways of interacting with
applications and software. Historically while touch has been
limited to niche devices requiring specialized software, today
we’re seeing a lot of manufacturers creating devices supporting
these new input methods. The Ultrabook is unique in that it
includes not just touch, but also has a keyboard and mouse
trackpad in a laptop format for traditional usage. So users have
the option of using the keyboard as they have in the past, but
can also use touch as a source of input. Now with Ultrabook
convertible, the user experience is only getting better. It’s a
laptop when you need it and a tablet when you want it. They
offer unique modes to create, collaborate, and communicate.
Convertibles merge our standard keyboard technology with
flexible hinges, and add the power of touch to give you a unique
Windows 8 experience. Developing touch inter