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Surface computing has been around in one form or another for the past 20 years. However, the ability to free yourself from the 'one cursor', 'one mouse', 'one user' personal computing concept is pretty sweet.
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There was a lot of hype, much fanfare, and not a lot else. Microsoft’s tabletop platform has been picked up by Joyland Casino. Some of the features of Surface have surfaced with the incoming Windows 7, but so far the result has been novelty value.
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We have seen multi-touch features in Apple's iPhone and we're amazed at how well they perform just by touching the screen. But Microsoft Surface offers more than that, as they demonstrated their Surface computer at AT&T stores.
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Rafael Nadal threatens to withdraw from next year's Madrid Open if it continues to be played on the new blue clay surface.
Nasa has released timelapse images of a powerful solar flare that unleashed an eruption of super-heated plasma from the surface of the Sun, before blasting into space.
Microsoft's takeover of video calling service Skype is to be challenged by Cisco at the European Commission.
A deep look at Windows 8, Microsoft's answer to the iPad.
Microsoft is considering entering the competitive e-reader market.
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