What that means is that you’ll receive actual tactile feedback when you perform actions like pressing a key on a virtual on-screen keyboard. And you’ll be able to hit two keys at once, which comes in handy when you want to hit the Shift, Ctrl, or other keys.

Honestly, now that trackpads and touchscreens are starting to incorporate multi-touch capabilities, it seems pretty obvious that most, if not all future laptops will include multi-touch. While I’m not 100% convinced it’s necessary on devices like the iPhone where you can use two fingers to make pictures larger and smaller, multi-touch will be a killer feature for applications like on-screen keyboards or musical applications.