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Idling around the CES 2013 show floor I was struck by something - there are touchscreens everywhere.
Samsung's stand at Computex Taipei 2012 is home to a lot of prototypes running Windows 8. The Series 7 all-in-one PC has been around for quite some time though - although not in the UK - and the company has now updated it for the impending launch of Windows 8.
All aboard the eye-catching promotional stunt as case-maker Lian Li shows off a PC that doubles up as a miniature steam train.
Asus kicked off a flurry of announcements at this year's Computex trade show in Taipei with the unveiling of a touchscreen Windows 8 PC that also turns into a giant tablet.
As well as tablets and Ultrabooks running Windows 8, Acer also unveiled two touchscreen all-in-one PCs.
The city of Taipei will be showing off the future of technology with 1,800 exhibitors filling five huge exhibition centres for Computex Taipei.
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