What would happen if you took a Galaxy Nexus, projected it on a large screen with an HDMI out cable plugged in to a projector, and then connected it to a PC running running Simple-Kinect-Touch 2.0 and then connected an XBox Kinect camera to the whole thing? Why, a motion enabled Android system of course. All of this tech exists now. There is no reason we won't be standing in front of a computer screen in the near future touching and waving our fingers and arms, and controlling the movement of app icons and screens.
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January 25, 2012
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That's all true but just because it's possible. It sounds like alot of work. Mouses, and keypads are awfully efficient.
I'm waiting to be able to think to screen.
Posted by: attorneydavid | January 25, 2012 at 08:39 AM