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Key Features: Fully rugged: weatherproof, dustproof, drop-proof; Convertible laptop/tablet with swivel screen ; 10.1in 1024 x 768 IPS touchscreen with Wacom stylus; Core i5, 4-8GB RAM, up to 500GB HDD or SSD; USB 3.0, 3G, ExpressCard, Smartcard, TPM, Fingerprint scanner; Magnesium alloy chassis

Pressure-sensitive keyboard could bring analog buttons to the masses

When Microsoft first unveiled a pair of smartcovers with integrated keyboards as a key part of its Windows 8 tablet strategy last week, most commentators saw the move as an attempt to position the tablet computers more directly against standard laptops. But for gamers, the Touch Cover in particular could open up some interesting new control options for PC games, if Microsoft and developers are savvy enough to capitalize on its potential.

From Wired:

Forget about operating systems. Forget about mice, keyboards and snoozy computer accessories. Microsoft is now a full-fledged, no-excuses mobile computing manufacturer. On 18 June a team of excited executives showed off Microsoft Surface -- a pair of Windows tablets accompanied by clever keyboard covers that aspire to true innovation in the mobile space.

From The Telegraph:

Up to 60 new slimline ‘ultrabook’ computers could be launched at CES 2012, according to manufacturers and analyst

The new ‘ultrabook’ format builds on the success of Apple’s Macbook Air, although the term itself has been trademarked by Intel for its slim but powerful laptops that run Windows.