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Holographic Keypads Float Into View

prostoalex writes "The New York Times tells the story of a Connecticut-based company called HoloTouch that is developing input devices that literally "float in the air". The technology will be licensed for information kiosks in New York city. Some other sample applications are available from the company's Web site. HoloTouch already managed to secure the patent on its technology."

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  1. Semen Stains by thedogcow · · Score: 0, Troll

    Yes, now the keyboard is holographic but Gravity still comes into affect here, so now it will just land on the holographic-producing device.

    *Splortch*

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