Windows 7 will support two touch screen notebook
- Monday, October 20, 2008, 2:16
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Microsoft CEO Steve Balmer has revealed that Windows 7 will support Multi touch user interface.
This fact was made more interesting by ASUS claiming that they will ship new notebooks that have dual screen, with both screen having touchscreen functionality in the first quater of next year. This notebooks will have touch screen on both side and will ship with Windows 7.
If Windows 7 really does support Multi Touch user interface, and ASUS will ship their dual touchscreen notebook as claimed, we can be sure that other manufacturer will follow ASUS dual touchscreen notebook, and this design could be the future of mobile computing.
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