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youtube.com - 12/9/2008

iPhone & iTable (Multi-Touch) (video)

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Gizmodo:  Windows 7 Multitouch Media Transfer Makes Our Hands Tired [Windows 7]

Newlaunches.com:  Windows 7 first glimpses of the hand tiring multi touch system

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youtube.com - 12/9/2008

Multi-Touch Screen PQLabs iTable Dominates the Warcraft III (video)

— youtube.com — http://Multi-Touch-Screen.Net Try Warcraft III on Multi-Touch Screen to defeat any rival. (more) Multi-Touch Screen PQLabs iTable Dominates the Warcraft ...

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hothardware.com - 12/9/2008

Windows 7 Multi-touch App for Media Transfer

— hothardware.com — iPod & iTable - Looking Into The Future (Demo Video) Technology Preview: How to manage iPod pictures, music, videos on iTable - prototype designed in PQ Labs. (more) Windows 7 Multi-touch App for Media Transfer

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Windows 7 Multitouch Media Transfer Makes Our Hands Tired [Windows 7]
Gizmodo — Multitouch is great. We like it a lot. Except when it's totally unnecessary and just make our flabby arms tired, like in this demo of a multitouch media transfer application for Windows 7. The app, by PQ-DVD (they make iPod video conversion software), is supposedly the first to use multitouch to organize media on the iPod. It looks really slick, like if you plugged iThing into a Surface table. But it also kinda looks like a lot of work to move stuff on to it, like more than just shift-clicking a list of crap to dump onto it. Even if you bring the arm motions down to a finger level, I still ...

Windows 7 first glimpses of the hand tiring multi touch system
Newlaunches.com — There is some serious new software developed for Windows 7, you can transfer music and other media to your iPod, iPhone, Android phone and various cameras using just your fingers. Looks like Microsoft has decided to add in some features from its surface technology into the new OS. Software maker PQ-DVD (they make iPod video conversion software) have worked together with Microsoft, and come out with this new interface that allows you to simply place the device on the computer surface and multi-touch that data to its home. Who needs a mouse or keyboard when you've got hands? It's probably not faster than using a keyboard/mouse. It looks like it takes a lot of ...