A desk has never been so fascinating before, but not a lot of desks comes with a touchable surface and heads-up display. It’s safe to say, Russ Burtner’s desk kicks the crap out of every other desk out there, including those irresistible IKEA desks. Of course, this desk doesn’t come disassembled or with an instruction manual, and there’s only two in the world, but it’s Microsoft Center for Information Work’s latest innovation demoed at the Convergence 2007 conference in early March appropriately named “DigiDesk” - a Microsoft trend for giving cool products crap names.
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You are a fortunate enough to have one at home....working away at your games, surfing etc...
All of a sudden your CAT Jumps on it! and walks all over it.
Touch screen gone mad!
Buddy, this is not something homes NEED or will GET in the near future. This is a technology that can only be afforded right now by industries. It starts up at the top and will eventually make it's way into the home.
I liked that transparent screen. Cool stuff.
I hope it will be less expensive than the Optimus Maximus keyboard.
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