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kirsty88
29th Jun 2009
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The Microsoft Surface is very cool. There isn't alot more to say but i'll try! We were staying in a hotel in Seattle that had this as a table in their bar, it was so much fun to play with. You can go through photos, changing their size and aspect by moving your hands closer together/ further apart or spinning them round, you can also slide photos around the table with a flick of the wrist. Google maps was also really fun to play with as is anything else that was designed to be touch responsive. The barman said they had had it for around 6 months, and the novelty had not worn off at all. It would make a really useful meeting room addition or a very swanky coffee table if you have a spare $20,000 kicking around!
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indecisive
10th Apr 2008
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The Microsoft Surface, codename Milan is a great new invention for those great innovators. Its a table surface that people use as a way of moving around all digital media using hand movements.If you've seen the film minority report, its very similar to that except on a table surface, with compatible hardware file can be transfered almost instantly. Photos and documents can be manipulated and moved about with ease as if you were re-organising on a coffee table.So restaurants are currently trialli ...- Read indecisive's review (112 words)
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Microsoft Announces Surface Computer
Ps Blog » Comment on Microsoft Announces Surface Computer by Simply Gadgets ?; August 23rd, 2008 at 5:02 am...
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Microsoft aims to get more touchy-feely | Beyond Binary - CNET News
Microsoft is also presenting a round surface computer prototype known as Sphere, which CNET readers got a look at back in July. ... Already done and even with larger monitors. When was the last time
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Electronista | AT&T first to use Microsoft's Surface computer
News on - AT&T first to use Microsoft's Surface computer ... AT&T on Wednesday announced it will be the first company in the world to use Microsoft's Surface computer in select retail stores.
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In Pictures: Microsoft's Multi-Touch 'Surface' Table - PC World
It may look like an old barroom Pac-Man machine, but Microsoft's Surface is the company's first product to make use of a new interface technology the firm calls "surface computing."
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Microsoft Debuts 'Minority Report'-Like Surface Computer - PC World
"Microsoft Debuts 'Minority Report'-Like Surface Computer" Comments ... See also: Best Prices on Laptops, Servers, Printers, Monitors
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Microsoft Surface Computer by Mary ? Gaia Community
Sure, touch-screen monitors have been around for years, but the difference here is two-fold. ... Microsoft Surface Computer (114)
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Microsoft Unveils 'Surface' Table Computer - PC News -
Microsoft aims to put the Surface in hotels, restaurants, retail establishments and public entertainment venues before the end of the year and projects costs between $5,000 and $10,000 (£2,525...
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Microsoft Research's PlayAnywhere: A surface computer for the rest
?Andy Wilson, also a company researcher, is developing a device that could serve as a less expensive form of the surface computer that Microsoft recently unveiled.
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Do you want a Surface computer? | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com
Even though the first set of announced customers for Surface are big businesses (T-Mobile, Starwood, Harrah?s), ultimately, Microsoft seems to see the Surface Computer as a consumer product.
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Would you like your own Microsoft Surface computer but don?t own a hotel chain, telephone company, Las Vegas casino, television network or themepark?
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