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May 30th, 2007 ryan unger

Microsoft shows off a super-secret multi-touchscreen computer efforts

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If you are at all interested in interface design, this is a MUST see product.

Via crave.cnet.com, After 5+ years of development, Microsoft shows off a top-secret multi touch screen kiosk device. Apple really has to be hoping that this technology does not get introduced into Windows mobile devices, because Microsoft could possibly blow away the iPhone (p.s. I never thought that I would say that).

Microsoft Multi-touch Screen Display 01

Microsoft Multi-touch Screen Display 02

The kiosk implications are endless—let’s just hope that it can use Flash.

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  1. May 30th, 2007 at 13:03 | #2
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    that has to be one of the most awesome GUI’s i have ever seen.

    Closest thing i have seen to the interface off of minority report.

    thanks for sharing :)

    matt

    Matt Pollitt
  2. May 30th, 2007 at 13:30 | #3
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    I completely know what you mean. I was thinking Minority Report the whole time. lol.

    punchkick
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