Windows 8 products are still the highlight

January 7th news, according to foreign media reports, CES2013 exhibition will be held in Las Vegas, Microsoft has been an active member of CES, but the company will not publish the opening ceremony keynote speech at this exhibition It will not display any products at the show, but although Microsoft will miss CES, its Windows 8 products will still cause a sensation. Windows 8 tablets, PCs, laptops and other devices equipped with the system will appear in the showroom.

At previous CES shows, laptops and desktops have been overshadowed by dazzling gadgets such as high-definition televisions and connected devices. But this year, as Windows enters tablet PCs, the market expects more PCs to be launched.

Several large PC manufacturers have officially announced that they will launch new notebooks at this year's show, but most manufacturers are still tight-lipped about product details. Samsung has been the first to announce the launch of two high-performance Series 7 notebooks, the 13-inch Ultrabook Series 7 Ultra and the upgraded Series 7 Chronos, with up to 11 hours of continuous use and up to 150 pages of web browsing and applications. %.

At the same time, LG said it will showcase a range of Windows 8 PCs, including the LG Tab-Book H160, a side-sliding computer that can be pre-installed with Win8 between a tablet and a laptop. It is 11.6 inches in size and comes with a full QWERTY keyboard.

At this show, some PC manufacturers will showcase products that don't have traditional keyboards. After all, because Windows 8 has a touch interface, vendors will use this to introduce a variety of flexible designs. In addition, Asus and Intel will also show their talents at this exhibition.

According to the report, on January 3, Leap Motion and ASUS announced a new partnership, the new Asus computer will use Leap Motion motion control technology. Leap Motion will also showcase its motion-sensing external devices at the show, about the size of a chewing gum, and can be added to a Windows 8 PC.

In 2012, tablets were a major theme at CES, and this year, the product may hit its peak. Since the launch of Windows 8 and the Microsoft Surface in October last year, the price of Windows 8 tablets has not changed significantly. So at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, we expect overseas manufacturers to launch more tablets that consumers can afford. These partnerships may help Microsoft gain some traction in the battle for tablets later this year.

In addition to Windows 8 computers, many Windows 8 external device manufacturers will display professional keyboards, touch screens, etc. at the Consumer Electronics Show. Samsung will showcase two Series 7 monitors. They are the SC770 touch display and the SC750 contactless display.