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Holy hell, that thing is awesome.
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That's Microsoft Surface, right?
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Yeah, we were talking about it in the Courier thread. 
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you can bet the price won't be awesome *isn't. It's been out for a few years now.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZrr7AZ9nCYTake that, Apple. But yeah, its current use in the real world is really restricted by its price tag. Once the price drops down, it'll be showing up in more places. I'm not sure how long it'll take before it'll ever find its way into an actual home, but more and more businesses should start utilizing it in the near future. As a customer, an interactive device like this would be pretty cool. I can't wait to go out and "get tanked with my friends" when every bar has one of these. ^_^
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I actually prefer a conventional type computer.
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Huh... this looks really similar to something I saw recently. Basically, Omaha Benson (a high school) has a design lab where they build projects. I visited recently see another project, but they actually built a touch screen like this first semester that had a very similar feature to the photos... Maybe they had the same software? I dunno. But it's very similar and I thought it was interesting then.
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That bigass table looks awesome and all, but it's never going to take the place of a regular computer any time soon. Still, that giant iPad with cameras in it looks fun . . .
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