May 30, 2007
A while back I had posted a short comment on the development of multi-touch screens and the possible design of interactive table surfaces in the home. Today, Microsoft has announced the first commercial coffee table using this technology.
June 14, 2007 at 9:44 pm
[...] When I was working as an assistant director for a kids cartoon series back in 2000 I remember my director being a fanatic for screen designs. Not only did he make sure that every episode was filled with new designs, he also spent a good part of his research time on the Web surfing for fresh ideas. I’m sure he must have come across Mark Coleran’s work and must have been pleasantly surprised too. What is interesting to note in motion design for the big screen is that often the fictional side of our creations become reality. Think Minority Report then check this >>>>>> [...]
February 7, 2008 at 10:00 pm
[...] a means to interact directly with images on a screen. There may well be immediate thoughts of ‘Surface Computing’, Jeff Han and the Dialog Table. Levin claims to have come a little before the rush but that is not [...]
April 4, 2008 at 9:23 pm
[...] One year on from Microsoft’s announcement, AT&T will be pushing their mobile sales with the help of the World’s first commercially available tangible table. [...]