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Saturday January 5, 2008
GestureTek 130 inch touch wall
The public was made aware of multi-touch screens from Steve Jobs and the iPhone but as with most Apple “innovations” the technology is not exclusive to one company. Touch interfaces started with ATM’s (the machines that dispense cash) in the 1980s but have continued to become a more reliable and common interface, encompassing larger surfaces [...]
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Motorola M-Lab
While looking for something else, I stumbled across this article on the cool hunter. Somehow I missed the opening of Wannado City last year, and with it the Motorola sponsored M-Lab within. The overall venue seems to be pretty standard theme park fare, but M-Lab itself is super slick. The interior design reminds me of [...]
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