What I'm still waiting for is the long-promised 'wearable' computer. Some may recall the IBM commercial with the guy wearing a trenchcoat in the park and seemingly talking to himself; his coat was his PC, and his monitor was a virtual display viewed through a contact lens (theoritically this would be huge). This would be *my* ideal portable machine - portable but powerful. I could imagine input through some combination of 3-D gesture recognition, sub-vocalization, and eye scanning (all existing technologies). I know...I'll get this when they deliver my flying car.
Mike Lax
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Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 3:08 PM
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Subject: [Treo] Ultra mobile PCs - a unique keyboard
On 2nd page of this article is the most unique keyboard I've seen. Can be
quite interesting if it's friendly to use. Still too big to be a phone, but
almost right size to be a PC :)
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/12579136/
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