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Dell is preparing a raft of tablets, hybrids, and ultrabooks for the Windows 8 launch later this year. "The addition of capacitive touch capability into Windows 8, we think, will be a welcome addition...and will have a full complement of products at time of launch," Michael Dell said today during the company's first-quarter 2013 earnings conference call, in response to an analyst's question. "We're totally lined up with Windows 8. You'll see us introduce tablets," he added. And he suggests that Windows 8 touch-centric interface means that current PCs will not be a good fit.

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