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BBC NEWS | Technology | Second generation Surface coming
BBC NEWS | Technology | Second generation Surface coming
A second generation of Microsoft's Surface computing device is two to three years away, the South by SouthWest Festival has heard. Developer Joe Olsen, whose company Phenomblue writes applications for the Surface, said he had been told the device was still in the development stage. "They haven't ...
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Microsoft’s next ‘Big Ass Table’ version 2-3 years away
MacDailyNews — ... stage," Waters reports. "'They haven't even got to point where they are going to commercialise,' he said." "Surface is a multi-touch computer in the shape of a table, with a flat screen that can "read" multi-touch gestures, as well as content from printed material placed onto the device, thanks to five cameras inside the machine," Waters reports. "It is being developed with enterprise, tourism and public-facing solutions in mind and launches in the UK next week." Full article here . MacDailyNews Take: Microsoft's Surface is nothing more than a Rube Goldberg concoction that ...

Details for Second Generation Microsoft Surface Emerge at SXSW
Gearlog — ... The new version of the device, according to the BBC, is also expected to let users interact without even having to touch the screen. It will also feature new high-definition cameras.

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