Intel concept notebook Nikiski stunning CES

What's new in the development of notebooks so far, Intel brought us their new idea at Nikeski on Monday at CES. This notebook product was actually demonstrated at the Taipei IDF exhibition last year. However, as all aspects have become more mature to date, Intel has again shown this notebook for everyone and pre-installed the Windows 8 system. The flashes of the live reporters were all on the scene.

This notebook looks just like a normal laptop at first glance, but if you take a closer look, you will find a long bar on the back of this notebook. When you look closely, you will find this display screen. Instead of being pre-installed on the back of the notebook, it is shown through the transparent wrist rest section.

In fact, the fully transparent design of the wrist rest is the most important feature of this notebook. When the notebook is closed, we can see a small screen on the back of the notebook through the transparent wrist rest. Through this small screen, we can see. Information such as news, emails, music, and weather can also be accessed through the touchpad without opening the notebook. When you open the notebook, the notebook screen automatically returns to normal.

Because it is only a concept model, Intel did not disclose the time to market the notebook, but Intel's representatives expressed optimism and expect its price will be less than 600 US dollars.