In Pictures: Intel’s new Ivy Bridge chips

Nano-transistors powering big gains in power, efficiency

Traditional or touchscrene

At Ivy Bridge’s launch, Intel noted that 65 of the 570 total new products based on its framework would be all-in-ones. ASUS’ ET27 can be used either in the traditional way or laid flat on its back and operated via touchscreen.

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