Asus dual touch screen laptop

One of the two screens on a Taiwanese electronics company's laptop will be integrated software to act as a virtual keyboard in addition to performing other tasks such as writing recognition .

This design is based on consumer contributions organized by Asus and Intel's WePC project to gather ideas about future notebook models.

Asus devices attracted attention at the CeBit technology exhibition, taking place from March 3 to March 8 in Hannover (Germany), but this is only a model and cannot be available soon in the market.