 Reveal mode, this is the When I'm traveling when I'm working I get a summary of the information that would normally be numbers here But since we've been opening and closing the lid last few minutes Nothing new has come in but I could get my calendar items. I could go to a calendar item I can accept or reject it simple IO as well as a little bit of detail, so if I go to my Car in the garage. Let's see that one's pretty long I can get a lot of email information in and I can scroll it using my fingers Or I can go and I can bring up a web page. I can scroll that too and then When I open the lid whether it's email or a web page The context is maintained and I'm on the same web page that I was looking at when the lid was closed So that's important because we want you to use the keyboard. That's the best way to interact and enter emails That's where we think it is We're trying to make it easier for you to do that without having to do valet mode, right? So this is Windows 7, sorry to interrupt you, but this is Windows 7 not Windows 8 And you're using this interface on the outside something Intel developed? This is an interface that we developed This is actually shown last year well before the Metro tiles came out Okay, so it's just brilliant people think alike Uh-huh, but you know as you can see it's an interface that It looks familiar looks familiar, but at the same rate works slightly differently, okay? You've got a limited real estate. Can you just open it up again and show me the touchpad working with Windows 7? So bring it up. We've got a touchpad. Let's put this here You can see that I'm moving Put it in that field so you can actually see it however when I put my palm down It doesn't affect it all right. Thank you so much for closing down on us here, but thank you
 Reveal mode, this is the
 When I'm traveling when I'm working I get a summary of the information that would normally be numbers here
 But since we've been opening and closing the lid last few minutes
 Nothing new has come in but I could get my calendar items. I could go to a calendar item
 I can accept or reject it simple IO
 as well as a little bit of detail, so if I go to my
 Car in the garage. Let's see that one's pretty long
 I can get a lot of email information in and I can scroll it using my fingers
 Or I can go and I can bring up a web page. I can scroll that too and then
 When I open the lid whether it's email or a web page
 The context is maintained and I'm on the same web page that I was looking at when the lid was closed
 So that's important because we want you to use the keyboard. That's the best way to interact and enter emails
 That's where we think it is
 We're trying to make it easier for you to do that without having to do valet mode, right?
 So this is Windows 7, sorry to interrupt you, but this is Windows 7 not Windows 8
 And you're using this interface on the outside something Intel developed? This is an interface that we developed
 This is actually shown last year well before the Metro tiles came out
 Okay, so it's just brilliant people think alike
 Uh-huh, but you know as you can see it's an interface that
 It looks familiar looks familiar, but at the same rate works slightly differently, okay?
 You've got a limited real estate. Can you just open it up again and show me the touchpad working with Windows 7?
 So bring it up. We've got a touchpad. Let's put this here
 You can see that I'm moving
 Put it in that field so you can actually see it however when I put my palm down
 It doesn't affect it all right. Thank you so much for closing down on us here, but thank you