To ensure that users are satisfied with this system utility, developers from ASUS have ensured that all services present inside this app is running silently in the background, using a minimal amount of resources.

For advanced users, this package also introduces a comprehensive overclocking utility that can extract more power from your existing hardware. In addition to internal built-in hardware, drivers present in this package can also enable propper detection, communication, and usage of various external accessories, power management presets, optimization for GPU usage in games, creative and productivity apps, and so much more. Other internal hardware components that can be enabled by installing this driver package are keyboard lights, built-in touchpad, on-screen displays and overlays, ambient sensors, microphones, webcams, and more.

Among other drivers and software utilities, this package can be used to enable basic functionalities such as FN keys and other hotkeys and shortcuts that are commonly used by laptop users.

The whispers certainly add a bit more credence to rumors of a 2009 release as expressed by Bill Gates himself, or more specifically June 3rd, 2009 as allegedly marked in the internal Microsoft calendar.ATK Package is a driver utility intended for users of ASUS notebooks, laptops, and desktop PCs who want to take full advantage of unique hardware capabilities that are shipped in PC configurations of this famous manufacturer. Strange, since Windows 7 isn't officially expected until sometime in early 2010 - a date looking more and more like a publicly padded goal to avoid the bashing Microsoft received for its Vista delays. What's odd here is the claim by sources that the touch-panel notebooks 'are expected to take advantage of Windows 7' and presumably the new Microsoft OS's multi-touch capabilities. According to the Taiwanese industry rag, ASUS will likely use either a 12.1-inch or 11.6-inch touchscreen panel developed by AU Optronics (AUO) or Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO). Touchscreen Eee PCs too ( finally, right?) if DigiTimes' sources at panel makers are correct (which they tend to be with regard to ASUS). With HP's touchscreen laptop looming on the horizon, out come the leaks of an ASUS touchscreen lappie scheduled for launch in the first half of 2009.

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