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Uploaded by on Nov 19, 2009

In this example, we see how both the vision system and projection of images above the table-top can be used for some really cool interaction.

Microsoft Surface's vision system in Surface can see whats going on the table-top. This allows for all manner of natural user interfaces to be employed both with everyday objects, and objects specifically crafted to work with Surface. These objects both make Surface more engaging and it can be more efficient at the same time.

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  • When my kids come to the office, there's a 90% chance they spill on it. All we do is just wipe it up. It's at the Rio and Hard Rock Cafe on the strip in Vegas. Both get a lot of drinks spilled, I'm sure.

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  • @TigerClaws12894 don't own either. Are you really going to tell me that this is innovative and awesome?

  • @monogroncho I'm gonna guess that you're one of the dislikers who tried putting your iPhone on your iPad then nothing happened :\

  • what a load of rubbish. A million different toys by projecting either an eye or a face? please, stop taking the piss.

  • Most likely, yes.

  • TheAnimationEmpire has replied

    1. Windows 7

    2. It's a computer. Are computer's upgradable?

    1. Not quite. The systems on the market today with multi touch are meant for one user at a time. A dozen or more people can use Surface at the same time. The hardware in home PC's isn't suitable.

    2. Did Microsoft design this thing with upgrades in mind, or do they expect you to replace it when the next major version comes out? $12,500 is a lot of money to spend every year or two.

  • Can Surface be adapted for biometrics? (fingerprint or face recognition)

  • 1. When will we see Surface available at prices the average consumer can afford (or justify)?

    2. Are todays Surface computers upgradable? When the next generation CPU or graphics technology comes along, will I have to scrap my Surface and buy a new one? At $12,500, it's too much to have to do every couple years.

    3. I'm sure every has seen those 3D HP commercials, where people are manipulating 3D images of common objects. Is that the ultimate goal for Surface?

  • i wanted to buy surface but it costs 12.500$ !

  • very good

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