Microsoft launches orizzontaleBasta touch display can be used by multiple users
vaguely resembles an old arcade game, with its large display horizontally. But Surface, the latest idea of \u200b\u200bBill Gates & Co., has in reality little to do with Pac-Man or Space Invaders. Starting from the interface without keyboard, mouse or joypad. Simply touch the screen from thirty inches to interact with digital content. Just as, according to statements by Microsoft, people interact every day with everyday objects. A concrete example? Will be sufficient to place the digital camera, but with technology Wi-Fi, on the surface of this new unit to immediately download your photos. 
Photographs can be browsed, modified, reduced or enlarged by simply using your fingers. In short, something that is very similar to the interactive display screen seen in Minority Report, the 2002 science fiction film starring Tom Cruise and directed by Spielberg. According to Michel Marriott The New York Times, one of the few who tried Surface, Microsoft's new device uses multiple cameras placed below the screen to locate the points where the display is touched. And unlike a normal touchscreen can be used simultaneously by multiple users. This means that people can pass such a digital document or other file and work on several at the same time. 
also will be able to recognize barcodes, cards, credit cards. This is why Steven Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, says that in the future will surface in homes all over the world but its use will initially be limited to hotels, restaurants, casinos, public office. "With Surface we've created a very intuitive way to put people in touch with technology," said Ballmer at the Wall Street Journal. "It 's a market for billions and billions of dollars. We are confident that the technology will become pervasive and Surface will be used by portable computer, the counters shops, to the mirror at home. "practically leapt from Bill Gates, Surface is the result of six years of research. It should reach the market in late 2007 at a price not yet determined.
Photographs can be browsed, modified, reduced or enlarged by simply using your fingers. In short, something that is very similar to the interactive display screen seen in Minority Report, the 2002 science fiction film starring Tom Cruise and directed by Spielberg. According to Michel Marriott The New York Times, one of the few who tried Surface, Microsoft's new device uses multiple cameras placed below the screen to locate the points where the display is touched. And unlike a normal touchscreen can be used simultaneously by multiple users. This means that people can pass such a digital document or other file and work on several at the same time. 
also will be able to recognize barcodes, cards, credit cards. This is why Steven Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, says that in the future will surface in homes all over the world but its use will initially be limited to hotels, restaurants, casinos, public office. "With Surface we've created a very intuitive way to put people in touch with technology," said Ballmer at the Wall Street Journal. "It 's a market for billions and billions of dollars. We are confident that the technology will become pervasive and Surface will be used by portable computer, the counters shops, to the mirror at home. "practically leapt from Bill Gates, Surface is the result of six years of research. It should reach the market in late 2007 at a price not yet determined.
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