Multi touch and gesture input device research
October 6th, 2009 | Author: by Jared Bouck
This is a fascinating video from the research labs at Microsoft where they are demonstrating several new concept input devices that are designed to explore multi-touch and gesture possibilities for computer interaction. This is absolutely exciting and I have to say I want the acrylic mouse right now! Though I do wonder how long it will take them to get these concepts to market.
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The first mouse apparently hasn’t seen the momentum scrolling of the MX Revolution which is actually even better because of the tactile feedback =D. The acrylic mouse however is very nice and I am currently looking for a source for a curved piece of acrylic, lol.