1. Before his critique, Gates showed off a new "ultra–mobile computer" which runs Microsoft Windows on a seven–inch (17.78–centimeter) touch screen.

2. "This is a single ultra–mobile computer that combines the functionality of many different products," David Steel, the vice president for marketing at Samsung‘s digital media group, said at the CeBIT technology trade show in Hannover, Germany.

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