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Worldwide Computer Products News, May 30, 2007
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The new 'Surface' touch-sensitive computer has been introduced by software company Microsoft, enabling users to operate the computer with their fingers rather than having to use a keyboard and mouse.
Microsoft said the coffee table-shaped computer, which is designed to interact with mobile phones placed on its surface, will be sold to corporate customers to begin with, including phone stores, hotels, casinos and restaurants.
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'Multi-touch' interfaces enable the user's fingers to manipulate data, instead of having to use a mouse and menus.
Surface will feature a 30" screen and will be priced at between USD5,000 and USD10,000 initially, although Microsoft plans to manufacturer less expensive 'home' versions within three to five years, according to BBC News.
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