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by silicon.com  |  October 20, 2011  |  Image 3 of 9

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The ability of the system to track finger movements allows it to support a wide range of gestures, such as drawing with fingers, as seen here.

Photo: Microsoft Research/CMU

 

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Didn't I see this same device several years ago?
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