Microsoft Unveils LucidTouch Prototype

Microsoft LucidTouch

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

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13 Responses to “Microsoft Unveils LucidTouch Prototype”
  1. Matt says:

    What does it say about microsoft when their new, cutting edge technology is running XP instead of vista?

  2. Mike says:

    It says Microsoft is pathetic. :)

  3. Nick says:

    Good point Matt. It seems like microsoft is just spitting out the touchscreens lately.

  4. shaz says:

    coz MS din wanna crash thr newest prototype with vista :P

  5. Brian says:

    I think it shows its a prototype.

  6. mrwong says:

    FAKE!

  7. mrwong says:

    ouch, RSI in a box

  8. Jessi says:

    I honestly don’t like touch screen crap. :/ It’s way too sensitive, breaks easily, and a tad overrated.

  9. linuxamp says:

    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”

  10. Flyerave says:

    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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