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MIT Researcher develops PC with 3D Virtual True Touch
So the computer has a transparent Screen, a camera on the screen, a keyboard with track-pad behind the screen and a set of cameras above the keyboard. These components amazingly work together to give the user a Holographic view that adapts to the user's point of view. The user with his hands can operate projects on the computer in 3D. The prototype is still a little slow and has some ragged edges, but definitely has the potential to be something truly awesome!
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h0d
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#4569152 Posted on: 04/03/2013 06:53 PM
Idk man ... It would be better without the screen and with an hologram instead
Idk man ... It would be better without the screen and with an hologram instead

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#4569437 Posted on: 04/04/2013 12:18 AM
One step closer to Star Trek screens where anybody gets a different view at whatever angle they're at.
One step closer to Star Trek screens where anybody gets a different view at whatever angle they're at.
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#4569774 Posted on: 04/04/2013 02:12 PM
How uncomfortable must that be to use? You are pretty much limited to one position for your arms, underneath the screen, and you're also really close to the screen as well.
How uncomfortable must that be to use? You are pretty much limited to one position for your arms, underneath the screen, and you're also really close to the screen as well.
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#4569960 Posted on: 04/04/2013 06:54 PM
Better application would be creating a dividing wall between living room and kitchen with one of these things. Not to mention making windows out of em.
Better application would be creating a dividing wall between living room and kitchen with one of these things. Not to mention making windows out of em.
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That looks like an awesome way to interact with your computer!