Intel: 'All New Ultrabooks Will Have Touch Screens'

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Intel said all future ultrabook models will have tap screens (Photo: Cnet).

Rob DeLine, director of marketing ultrabook of Intel, said the company has "invested all the money" For products using tap screens. He made it clear that there are now a lot of devices that have tap screens less than 10 inches, and the number of tap-sized products is larger than the contrary. Therefore, Intel has invested in a series of companies producing tap screen devices such as Cando, HannsTouch, TPK and Wintek.

According to Rob DeLine, all products including new generation ultrabooks, laptops and all-in-one computers will have tap screens. Intel intends to start implementing this functionality widely in 2013.

Intel's director also confirmed that ultrabook models cost $ 699 will be more and more in the future. However, many people have questioned that while current touchscreen panels still show no sign of falling prices, Intel will do so to lower the price of new ultrabook models to such a level.

Earlier this year, the chip maker's rival in The Ultra-thin, lightweight "playground" Said the tap function was not suitable for products like the MacBook. Meanwhile, Microsoft has a completely opposite opinion when introducing Windows 8 with the optimized interface for this feature.