- Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University develop a prototype called Skinput
- The system turns a person's arm and hand into a virtual keyboard
- Users tap their fingers together and touch their forearm to send messages to gadgets
- The prototype won't be commercially available for two to seven years
it's a passive or resistive touch screen that only allows input from a single touch point. The tablet also has a Wacom Penabled digitizer, so I'm not limited to the passive touch screen.
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing technology, I don't even want to begin to know how they do that. This might sell really well if our economy starts booming again.
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