And while that skinny little Touch keyboard for Microsoft Surface may be better than typing on a glass screen, it will be far from the gold standard for PC keyboards.
The idea is that small screens on devices like smartphones were never meant to have a full keyboard, so users should be able to see more of the screen when typing and interacting.
The one that caught the most attention was called OneNote, which is aimed at letting users take notes in an unstructured way, either by writing them down on a tablet PC screen or typing them on a keyboard and to organize them later.