Microsoft Surface. It’s not often that the word “awesome” could be used to describe something Microsoft has done…
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Looks pretty awesome. I’ve seen quite a few videos on YouTube though about things like this and I often wonder who was the first to develop it. Hehe it reminds me of Minority Report all over again. But, needless to say It’s darn cool!
The price tag makes the technology pretty prohibitive, but I could definitely see businesses – such as hotels – using something like it in their lobby for guest use.
Eventually we’ll see something like this geared towards consumers… but I wonder how it would fare compared to web-enabled TVs, tablet PCs, etc…
I guess only time will tell. I’m sure they will find rather innovative ways for it to be used in the consumer space. Perhaps it can be used alongside those respective technologies. Who knows…?
I am doing exhibit design now and this technology will be pretty awesome to use. Fortunately for us, $5-$10,000 bucks is nothing when it comes to exhibit design.
I cannot wait to use this technology.
Way to go Microsoft.
Looks pretty awesome. I’ve seen quite a few videos on YouTube though about things like this and I often wonder who was the first to develop it. Hehe it reminds me of Minority Report all over again. But, needless to say It’s darn cool!
The price tag makes the technology pretty prohibitive, but I could definitely see businesses – such as hotels – using something like it in their lobby for guest use.
Eventually we’ll see something like this geared towards consumers… but I wonder how it would fare compared to web-enabled TVs, tablet PCs, etc…
I guess only time will tell. I’m sure they will find rather innovative ways for it to be used in the consumer space. Perhaps it can be used alongside those respective technologies. Who knows…?
I am doing exhibit design now and this technology will be pretty awesome to use. Fortunately for us, $5-$10,000 bucks is nothing when it comes to exhibit design.
I cannot wait to use this technology.
Way to go Microsoft.