Microsoft likes to talk about Windows 8 as being Windows “reimagined,” and in many ways it is quite a departure from its predecessors. To allow the operating system’s use across a range of touchscreen ...

I am planning to purchase a new computer that has Windows 8. I know Windows 8 can be used with a regular mouse and keyboard, but since it was designed for use with a touch screen, I’d like to get one.

I can't figure out why anyone would want something in a laptop format that's also a touchscreen. I've used an iPad with a wireless keyboard extensively and that's what this format mimics. A ...