Microsoft Unveils LucidTouch Prototype
15 March 2008
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Microsoft has unveiled a prototype device called LucidTouch. The transparent multi-touch allows users to control the LucidTouch from behind and they will still be able to see their fingers. Microsoft has developed this device thanks to a technology called pseudo-transparency and the idea was to give users the possibility to control a device without blocking the view to the screen. According to Microsoft, when controlling from behind you have a higher precision and you can operate with ten fingers if that’s physically possible. Buy Instant Degrees









What does it say about microsoft when their new, cutting edge technology is running XP instead of vista?
It says Microsoft is pathetic. :)
Good point Matt. It seems like microsoft is just spitting out the touchscreens lately.
coz MS din wanna crash thr newest prototype with vista :P
I think it shows its a prototype.
FAKE!
ouch, RSI in a box
Not Fake:
http://research.microsoft.com/users/baudisch/projects/lucidtouch/
http://research.microsoft.com/users/baudisch/projects/lucidtouch/
fake? directly from MS
http://research.microsoft.com/users/baudisch/projects/lucidtouch/
I honestly don’t like touch screen crap. :/ It’s way too sensitive, breaks easily, and a tad overrated.
You can see it because it’s under the left hand but it has a “Vista Capable” sticker which means “Vista can be installed on this device but it’ll be unusable”
Another sub standard product by Microsoft. When will everyone learn that Microsoft is good as gone. Open Source software will put a welcome end to this terrible company.
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