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TechCrunch's Demo of Microsoft TouchWall

Demo by Ian Sands of Microsoft of TouchWall on May 13, 2008  
 
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jzhuo (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I am having one of those
Findexer99 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Зачем нужен сенторный экран? Как играть то? Пальци устанут.Очередная тупость...
monogknzw881 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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exactamente, es igual a la pelicula minority report, q guantes ni q nada q ocupaba el tipo, acá sólo se ocupan los dedos
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Shuize, if i want to show someone something he will need to stand right next to me... cause ill simply block the view - worthless for presentations. White Board... hmm 4 or more employees want to checkup something - who goes first ? - worthless for white board ... solitaire or chess - lol perfect!
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worthless. microsoft is always behind everyone. and why the hell would i want a board like that?
collectube (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I heard techcrunch getting owned by twitter.
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Taors (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Minority Report, anyone?
neomasterx7 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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seven years for a zoom-with-two-fingers touchscreen?
"its an innovation" <- LOL
it was like the microsoft presenter who talked about sql server 2008, he said "You can now keep a track of the changes on the database, this is a microsoft's innovation"
As far as i know, you can track DB changes ages ago.

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