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maximumpc.com - 4/7/2009

Build Your Own Multitouch Surface Computer

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It all started while we were researching an article on future user interfaces. Touch interfaces are hardly futuristic at this point, but multi-touch hardware like the Microsoft Surface or the iPhone is just starting to become a big deal, and we decided to see what big things are going on in ...

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benchmarkreviews.com - 4/13/2009

Thrustmaster Run-N-Drive PC/PS3 Wireless Gamepad

— benchmarkreviews.com — Since testing computer hardware products is a PC-centric task, I've never wandered very far from what I... know. But after writing my editorial Year In Review: 2008 Computer Hardware Industry Failure (index.php?option=com_content task=view id=280 ... (more) Thrustmaster Run-N-Drive PC/PS3 Wireless Gamepad

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i4u.com - 4/7/2009

Godfather II for PS3 Video Game Review - I4U News Review

— i4u.com — All Reviews | More Gaming Gear Reviews Godfather II for PS3 Video Game Review Date: 2009-04-07 Reviewed... by: Shane McGlaun Manufacturer: EA Features and Game Play The game is available for the PS3, PC, and the Xbox; I am reviewing the PS3 version of ... (more) Godfather II for PS3 Video Game Review - I4U News Review

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blog.us.playstation.com - 4/2/2009

PS3 Firmware (v2.70) Update - PlayStation.Blog

— blog.us.playstation.com — Hi everyone, we’re adding some great new features with the next PS3 firmware update (v2.70) that will... continue to enhance your connected experience on the PS3. The 2.70 update brings a new Text Chat feature that enables you to communicate online with ... (more) PS3 Firmware (v2.70) Update - PlayStation.Blog

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Maximum PC Builds a Surface-like Multitouch PC for $350 [Multitouch]
Gizmodo — Maximum PC didn't like the idea of paying $12,000 for a Microsoft Surface. So what did they do? They made their own multitouch table PC for less than a third of that price. Utilizing an array of infrared LEDs around the table, the guts of a PS3 Eye camera, a projector and some acrylic for the multitouch setup—along with a homemade wood cabinet and an old PC they had lying around (Core 2 Duo, 2 gigabytes RAM)—they fashioned together a multitouch beast for $350 that more or less mimics the surface experience. ...

DIY Multitouch Surface Computer
Overclockers Club news Feed — ... . And the price tag shows how new the technology is, at just around $10,000. But now, you can build your own. Maximum PC has an article of how to build it using a cabinet, a run of the mill PC, a good projector, around $400 worth of equipment ranging from lenses to parts for the screen, and some freeware. The article really goes in depth, and even shows how you could improve it through the small errors they made. Alright OCCers, who's going to be the first one to build one of these and start ...

DIY Multi-Touch Tabletop "Surface PC"
Madshrimps News RSS Feed — Default DIY Multi-Touch Tabletop "Surface PC" We've all seen the nifty demos of Microsoft's Surface PC. Now Maximum PC details how you can put together your own multi-touch tabletop PC. The article shows how you can build the cabinet and combine that with a standard PC, a decent projector, about $350 worth of assorted hardware (cameras, lenses, mirrors, and screens), and a handful of free apps to build your own Surface-like PC — without giving Microsoft $10,000. (src: /.) http://www.maximumpc.com/article/fea...rface_computer