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  • Microsoft's Next Big Hit: Kinect For Sound?

    forbes.com 1 week, 6 days ago

    Microsoft could eventually refine it to the point where it could be used in every PC or notebook with Windows, enabling motion gestures without the need for any additional hardware.

  • Playsurface Touchscreen Computing Table Hands-on

    engadget.com 4 days, 3 hours ago

    Let's be honest -- the first time we saw the Microsoft Surface in action, we all dreamt of getting our grubby fingers on our very own unit. Five years later, we're no closer to the dream of a touchscreen coffee tablet in every living room. Templeman Automation, thankfully, shares that dream. Earlier this month, we caught word of the company's Playsurface , a Kickstarter project aimed at bringing low cost touchscreen computing to the tabletops of eager early adopters who just can't quite justify the $8,000 p

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Microsoft Surface is a commercial computing platform that enables people to use touch and real world objects to share digital content at the same time. The Surface platform consists of software and hardware products that combine vision based multitouch PC hardware, 360-degree multiuser application design, and Windows software to create a natural user interface for users. Microsoft Surface 1.0, the first version of Surface, was announced on May 29, 2007 at the D5 Conference. It shipped to customers in 2008 as an end-to-end solution with Microsoft producing and selling the combined hardware/software platform. Microsoft and Samsung partnered to announce the current version of Surface, the Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface, at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2011. Samsung began shipping the new SUR40 hardware with the Microsoft Surface 2.0 software platform to customers in early 2012. Microsoft also provides the free Microsoft Surface 2.0 Software Development Kit for developers to create NUI touch applications for Surface and Windows 7 touch PCs.

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