Microsoft’s Windows chief sees a future where the regular input devices —€” touch, mouse and keyboard, or stylus —€” are complimented by objects that interact with a PC’s screen. Talking to The Verge after Microsoft’s Surface event yesterday, Windows and devices chief Terry Myerson discussed the new Surface Studio, radial menus, the Surface Dial, and more.

Microsoft’s new Surface Studio is aimed at creatives, designed as an all-in-one PC with a 28-inch display that glides down into a drawing mode. One of the core ideas behind the Studio is the concept of using both hands as input at the same time. “When the team went out and looked at the creative process, there is something about this idea that people use both hands,” explains Myerson,…

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