A new resource available free of charge from Microsoft is designed to bring some of the Natural User Interface magic of Microsoft Surface to the company’s latest iteration of the Windows client. The software giant has released Microsoft Surface Toolkit for Windows Touch into Beta, with the bits already available through the
Download Center. Accompanying the Surface Toolkit for Windows Touch Beta is an .XPS file designed to deliver an overview of the resource and to help developers leverage some of the NUI innovations built for Microsoft Surface, but tailoring them to Windows 7 running on top of touch-capable computers.
