A touchable YASARA for Windows


When Windows 8 with its new touch interface arrived in 2012, it had a variety of innovative devices in tow, that has been growing steadily. By now, it appears that almost every thinkable way of building a computer around a touchscreen has been tried. Many of these devices have been optimized for mobility and thus contain power efficient but low-performing ingredients. Fortunately, YASARA has always been optimized to squeeze the highest performance out of any hardware, so this is not a show-stopper at all.
Watch the video on the right, which shows YASARA running on the Atom/ PowerVR based Samsung ATIV Smart PC from 2012, including interactive molecular dynamics simulations and docking. The video also gives detailed YASARA usage instructions for Windows touch screens.
Since 2012 the hardware has of course become much more powerful, and commonly known devices are the Microsoft Surface, Acer Aspire 3 Spin, Lenovo IdeaPad, HP Pavillion x360 2-in-1 and countless others.