Microsoft demonstrates latest Natural User Interface (NUI) advances
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Microsoft's Vision of 2019 Video
Microsoft Future Vision Montage
Microsoft gave a public showing of its futurologist vision of 2019 the other day at the Wharton Business Technology Conference, and it's set the interwebs a-quiver with excitement. But if you have a bit of think about it, it's actually not very visionary at all.
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Microsoft Blue Track Mouse
Microsoft sent a teaser “Say Goodbye to Laser” on 9.9.08, we said that if Microsoft follows its regular pattern, we will know about the event or technology that Microsoft will reveal at the event before September 9th. Well our statement came true with in hours. Amazon.de has posted MS Explorer Mini Mouse with “BlueTrack” technology for notebooks. BlueTrack is the revolutionary new technology that Microsoft will reveal at the event on September 9th.
The technology uses a new optical sensor Blue Specular, born from a combination of Blue LED and lens with wide angle. BlueTrack technology allows the mouse to function perfectly on surfaces such as granite, wood and carpet, on which neither optical nor laser mice worked. The radius of the tracker on mouse equipped with BlueTrack technology is four times larger that previous technologies allowing it to track movement better on any surface. An Italian website is showing the price of the new mouse as Euro 90 ($132). news Via
The technology uses a new optical sensor Blue Specular, born from a combination of Blue LED and lens with wide angle. BlueTrack technology allows the mouse to function perfectly on surfaces such as granite, wood and carpet, on which neither optical nor laser mice worked. The radius of the tracker on mouse equipped with BlueTrack technology is four times larger that previous technologies allowing it to track movement better on any surface. An Italian website is showing the price of the new mouse as Euro 90 ($132). news Via
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Microsoft Surface at the Rio in Las Vegas
Harrah's Entertainment and Microsoft are unveiling a new interactive entertainment experience with the deployment of six Microsoft Surface units at the i-bar in Las Vegas' Rio on June 11. Surface.com.
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Multi-Touch Technology for Windows 7
Windows 7 new features
Multi-touch capabilities are expected to be part of the next Windows operating system when it is released in late 2009 or early 2010.
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Microsoft plans to push multi-touch interfaces in a big way with Windows 7. At the Wall Street Journal's All Things Digital conference yesterday evening, Microsoft discussed some of the progress it has made on its next operating system, and it showed the multi-touch functionality in action. Behold:
Windows 7 won't be the first Microsoft product to implement multi-touch features. Nearly a year ago today, Microsoft unveiled its Surface table, a PC with a huge touch screen designed to serve in retail stores, hotels, restaurants, and similar venues. Surface debuted in AT&T wireless stores last month.
According to Chris Flores from the Windows Vista Team Blog, Microsoft wants to see multi-touch functionality on "a wide variety of Windows notebooks, in all-in-one PC's, as well as in external monitors." That vision may come true in 2010, when Microsoft plans to complete work on Windows 7.
venerdì 16 maggio 2008
Microsoft shows 6 x 4 foot Touch screen Wall
Microsoft's annual CEO Summit was a Touch Wall, based on Windows Vista and Plex: "a 4×6 foot plexiglass screen, a rear projector, a infrared camera and the three infrared lasers".
Microsoft is quick to say that they have no current plans to productize and sell TouchWall. But the potential of the system is obvious -- Prately spoke animatedly about a future where the computing experience is less monitor/keyboard/mouse and more like an architect's desk, with user input primarily directly on the screen and via voice commands, with keyboard/mouse type input used more for data entry or office type editing tasks.
Microsoft is quick to say that they have no current plans to productize and sell TouchWall. But the potential of the system is obvious -- Prately spoke animatedly about a future where the computing experience is less monitor/keyboard/mouse and more like an architect's desk, with user input primarily directly on the screen and via voice commands, with keyboard/mouse type input used more for data entry or office type editing tasks.
martedì 5 febbraio 2008
New Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and 7000 from Microsoft
Microsoft just announced a new pair of Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and 7000. The new 6000 wireless mouse offers 2.4 GHz wireless technology with up to 30-foot range. The Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 sacrifices a bit of portability for a rechargeable batteries -- with a horizontal charging dock to host the mouse when times are rough and juice is scarce.
Both mice include Microsoft's HD Lasers and a few Vista-friendly buttons. You can pick them up in March for $50 and $70, respectively.
Source: engadget
