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As told by Phil McKinney, HP’ chief technology officer, touch will be the preferred method for nonthecnical users. And as an early aticipation, HP now developing iPhone-style touchscreen technology into its laptop range and expected to hit production stage in 2010.

Market analysts have predicted that the touchscreen device market (of which notebooks will be a part) is set to double by 2013. IDC have described the technology as “the interface of the future”. Yet the one company many of us would love to see enter the touchscreen notebook market, Apple, are yet to make their move.

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