Yeah, because obviously this technology wont get pushed any further,
or
refined, and will stay bulky and cumbersome. No potential whatsoever.
Its all just a gimmick.
On a more serious note i think you have a serious deficiency when it
comes to foresight.
aLEKs
On Feb 13, 2007, at 7:04 PM, Scott Carver wrote:
> If this is the same technology that Han has been working with in the
> past (and it looks like it), it's nothing to get /too/ excited
about.
> It requires enough space behind the screen to rear project, and
mount
> a camera, making it pretty bulky to set up (and obviously completely
> non-portable). But, it's cool and relatively easy to build - anyone
> who wants a similar kind of touch screen interface for an installed
> artwork should definitely check out his research.
>
> - Scott Carver
>
> Graham Miller wrote:
>> http://www.macrumors.com/2007/02/12/more-multitouch-from-jeff-han/
>>
>> insane touchscreen technology right out of minority report!
>>
>> g.
>>
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