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Latest SixthSense demo features paper 'laptop,' camera gestures

Engadget  Nov 18 09

We've already seen MIT researcher Pranav Mistry's SixthSense projector-based augmented-reality system in some cool demos, but he just gave a TED talk and his latest ideas are the wildest yet. Forget simple projections, he's moved on to taking photos by just making a box with your fingers, identifying books and products on store shelves and projecting reviews and other information on them, projecting flight schedules on boarding passes, and even a new paper "laptop" concept that works by using a microphone on the paper to sense when you're touching it. It's pretty amazing stuff -- check out his whole talk at the read link. Full story...

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Google TV: Android-based web platform for the living room, with help from Intel, Sony, and Logitech

Engadget  3 hours ago

There's not a lot to see here -- in fact, there's nothing at all to see at this point -- but The New York Times has it on good authority that Google, Intel, and Sony have teamed up to develop an Android-powered internet platform using Atom processors for televisions and set-top boxes.

Updated Archos 13 laptop to roll out next month

Engadget  4 hours ago

This one looks to have largely gotten lost among the hubbub of CeBIT earlier this month, but it seems like Archos quietly announced a followup to its Archos 13 laptop, which is now set to debut sometime next month.

UK Folding Plug takes home design award, emerges in USB-infused flavor

Engadget  4 hours ago

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EVGA Classified SR-2 fits two Xeon CPUs for 12 cores, exemplifies overkill

Engadget  4 hours ago

Remember EVGA's seven-GPU motherboard monstrosity, the W555? That experimental beast of a board just got declassified -- and given immediate launch orders.

Windows Phone 7 Series gaming, all up in the club (video!)

Engadget  5 hours ago

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Is Canada's iPod tax back? And if so, will BJ Snowden get her cut?

Engadget  6 hours ago

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BlackBerry push framework now available to all developers

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Make it four: Google's Nexus One coming to Sprint

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Droid's Android 2.1 update going to 'a small number' of users tomorrow

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Possibly confirming those leaks suggesting that the first volley of Droid updates to Android 2.1 would be limited to just a quarter million folks, Verizon just shot out a statement to let everyone know that the over-the-air push is "being deployed to a small number of Verizon Wireless test users tomorrow afternoon.

Palm's AT&T launch pushed back to summer?

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