Windows 8 lurking

The era of touch screen laptops has come to the forefront of consumers, said Intel. And the boom factor for these touch products is the Windows 8 product key Metro interface.
Prepare the spirit (and wallet) for stylish touch-sensitive laptops. Paul Otellini has revealed that more than 40 "ultraportable Windows 8.1 product key touch screens" will be available. All of them will be using Intel's latest Ivy Bridge processors.

This information was shared by Intel's general manager at the press conference shortly after the chip giant announced its financial results for the quarter II / 2012 this morning.
In addition to 40 ultrabook designs with Windows 8 product key, Ivy Bridge chips will also be available on more than 100 other upcoming ultrabook models. There are about 12 of these models are the design of convertible, can switch from laptop to tablet and vice versa.
Not only are there many new features, the ultrabook is likely to be significantly reduced in the coming time. Otellini is "absolutely confident" that many ultrabooks will be available for $ 699 or less in the fall. In fact, several PC makers have announced the bargain this week. For example, Best Buy is selling the HP Envy 14-inch ultrabook for $ 699 or the Acer Aspire S3 for $ 648 at Walmart.
Intel's Atom Clover Trail Atom chips are also on the road to consumers, complementing their existing Core i-series tablet designs.