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Intel's Concept Touchpad Lets You Control Apps on a Closed Laptop

Intel’s Concept Touchpad Lets You Control Apps on a Closed Laptop

Posted on May 29, 2019 By Jarvis

After finally prying my eyes off Intel’s unusual dual-screen laptops, I stumbled across yet another concept that could signal the end of the laptop as we know it.

Glowing on the front edge of an unnamed laptop, Project Ambient is what Intel believes will be the touchpad, or touchbar, of the future. I say glowing because curved around the front edge of the prototype is an OLED panel displaying a row of apps.
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