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Windows and Touch Input Microsoft's Windows 8 was supposed to make computing more touch-centric, but general dissatisfaction with the interface (and apathy) meant that Microsoft made its next OS easier to use with a keyboard and touchpad. These days, Windows 10 is likely to be the operating system on your new laptop. Window 10 combines elements from the Windows 8 touch-based UI with more traditional features that don't rely on a touch screen. There's more to Windows 8 and 10 than can be addressed here, but the bottom line is that the operating system has brought the touch interface to the forefront. As a result, the majority of new laptops will feature a touch screen, and those that don't will have features in place to provide similar functionality.