 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2014 is brought to you by NCIX.com, your source for great technology, selection, and service, along with Corsair Memory and Western Digital. Hey guys, we're here at Synaptics, a company that I didn't really expect to cover when I came to CES, but they do have two really cool things that they're showing off. And they're both touchpads for laptops. The first one has four force sensors inside of the touchpad that can tell how hard you're pressing down. So the main demo I like on this is if you do the two-finger swipe to scroll down a page, and you keep going, you don't have to just continually swipe over and over and over again. If you push down harder while it's already going, it'll scroll down really fast, and if you don't push down very hard, it'll scroll down slowly, and you can actively change that while you're looking, which is actually really, really cool. The other one, which is totally different, has zones on each side of the touchpad which work as if you're touching the screen. So for Windows 8, if you swipe on the right one, it'll bring in the contextual menu with the different options on the right side, and if you swipe on the left one, it'll switch what application is actively open. This is awesome because I hate touching the screen when I'm using a laptop. It's weird. I hate fingerprints on the screen, and hand movement from touchpad to keyboard is natural, in my opinion, and hand movement from touchpad to keyboard to screen is not that natural. I'm not a huge fan of it. So this is actually really cool, and I really like the implementation. Thanks to our sponsors for sending us to CES. Thank you guys for watching, and as always, be sure to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips.