In this TED talk, Jeff Han (a scientist at NYU) demonstrates a computer system that is driven purely by touch. No keyboard, no mouse clicks, just ten fingers and varying amounts of pressure. I want one.
P.S. You should also check out the rest of the TED website. They've got videotaped talks by people like Dan Dennett, Al Gore, David Pogue, etc.
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I feel a little weird reviewing this book.
It's a TED book, you see.
What's a TED book, you ask. I'll let TED tell you:
Shorter than a novel, but longer than an magazine article -- a TED Book is a great way to feed your craving for ideas anytime.
I got a phone call a little while ago from one of my comedian buddies, Don Reese. Don is a very funny stand up comic and he's coming to perform here in Michigan for the next couple weeks.
These stories are true, however names and a few details have been changed to hide the identity of parties involved.
2007 TED Prize winner E.O. Wilson on TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Talks:
I saw this a few months ago:
http://mrl.nyu.edu/~jhan/ftirtouch/
I opine that to receive the credit loans from creditors you must present a good reason. But, one time I've got a student loan, because I was willing to buy a car.