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[Multimedia hardware]| Friday 25th July 2008 |
The floor-plan for the upcoming Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2008 shows a booth set aside for the intriguing project, and it was briefly listed on the schedule of presentations before being removed.
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Microsoft has backed the development of multitouch devices for some time, even going so far as to suggest that all surfaces could one day be coated with inexpensive screens.
Windows 7 will also feature the technology, and the company aims to release a 30in version of Surface for between $5,000 and $10,000.
However, Bill Gates has also suggested that voice recognition is the future of human-computer interaction, claiming that within five years more online searches will be conducted using voice technology than keyboards.
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