Microsoft SURFACE

[Foreign]

it works differently from most touchscreens, uses IR light spectrum to shine through the surface so it can located whatever is on the screen. that's interesting to me. I think if the whole thing were put vertical and walls were made out of them and they could talk to each other and you could have a "personal assistant" follow you around the a building and give you information (i.e. how to fix this blasted toilet) then we'd be talking serious usefulness.

we aren't there yet, though

[GuruMeditation]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6723475.stm

Paper that can talk to you, Tables that can see you, what's next? Beer that can smell you?

[Galleleo]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6723475.stm

Paper that can talk to you, Tables that can see you, what's next? Beer that can smell you?

Beer that can talk to you would be better:

'what, I am your 6th beer of the evening? Was I not good enough to be your first? What is it, my butt looks big in this can?'

[GuruMeditation]

Oh dear, beer goggles combined with beer opinions.

[geekbot]

TouchFLO beats Apple to the punch:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6722629.stm

In the video the scrolling action looked a bit laggy to me though. And I'm still betting the iPhone is the game-changing device but props to the awesomely-named High Tech Corporation.

Oh, and apparently HTC uses WinCE, not sure if that's what's in TouchFlo as well.

[NaiLed]

TouchFLO beats Apple to the punch:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6722629.stm

i love how in that video when it first changes to a different camera and you see that guy in the background, hilarious!