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The technology behind that is impressive. The ability to scan the surrondings and tell which finger is doing what to the virtual keyboard must take some serious computing power and all in the size of a matchbook. I wouldn't think it was possible without two seperate visual sensors (or whatever kind of sensors used) to get accurate 3d locations.
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I saw it once in a movie about 6 months ago but i don't remember which movie.
It's pretty neat technology and worth of the money, and works great with small space.
One concern though, since this device laser-projects a keyboard on any flat surface with red light (the laser) which i think it can only be seen on a Dark Room, but what about a bright room...can we still see it clearly?
It's pretty neat technology and worth of the money, and works great with small space.
One concern though, since this device laser-projects a keyboard on any flat surface with red light (the laser) which i think it can only be seen on a Dark Room, but what about a bright room...can we still see it clearly?
I should be recieving one shortly, it'll make e-mail and texting on my razor far more useful.
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Let us know how it works.