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Microsoft’s Surface computer has been getting a lot of press lately, and is a highly anticipated launch. Well, if you are in the Boston area, you can get a leg-up on everyone else and multi-touch it to your hearts content at the Sheraton Boston Hotel. Here are the details: What: See and use three Microsoft [...]
In this Channel 10 video, Microsoft’s Dr. Bill Crounse gets up close and personal with the folks at Microsoft Research, and takes a look at InkSeine and LucidTouch, both of which have been talked about a lot here on GottaBeMobile.com. Ken Hinckley, who comments frequently here on GBM, is interviewed and demos InkSeine on a [...]
There is good news for those of us trying to learn as much as possible about Micosoft Surface. The Surface Team has started blogging, and promises everyone some sneak peaks and interviews with the team. Visit their blog and be sure to subscribe. ““Our plan with this blog is to share the latest and greatest [...]
We’ve been covering Microsoft Surface news over on GottaBeSurface.com, but some posts are definitely worth a cross post. Check out this video from T3, who were fortunate enough to spend some one on one time with the Surface computer. The paint applications supports up to 10 fingers at a time – wow! via Gizmodo [...]
JKKMobile sent us this video of a fantastic looking photosharing application made by IntuiLab. The more Microsoft Surface and multi-touch application stuff like this I see, the more I want one in my house and want to do this with my Tablet PC! Heck, I just like the music! Watch the photo get sent to a [...]
Ok, this just looks cool and a bit sci-fi. How about a pyramid shaped touch screen instead of the usual kiosk like approach? I’d love to see something like this come to be. Put it in my theatre lobby with Microsoft’s Surface Table and that would be cool. The Trigon Pyramid was demoed at CEATAC [...]
There’s always some good discussion bouncing around in the GottaBeMobile.com Forums, but some discussions bounce along with a little more life in them than others. That is certainly true in this thread about Microsoft’s recent Surface Technology announcement. Lots of oohs and aaahs, and lots of predictions on how this kind of technology can be [...]
If you want to get another video look (and avoid the silly issues with Channel 10′s use of Quicktime, which doesn’t work with Vista) at the newly announced Surface Technology PlayTablet check out this video from Popular Mechanics.
It ain’t mobile, that’s for sure, but it is touch in a whole new way. How about multi-touch interaction that can be shared among multiple users? Last night, Microsoft announced its new Surface Computing platform featuring the PlayTable that we hinted about yesterday. (Check out this video on Channel 10.) Picture a surface that can [...]