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By: D. BALUEswar College

II-CSE

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CLI GUI NUI

Interface Paradigm Shift

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What is surface computing? A form of computing that offers

“A natural way of interacting with information” , rather than the “traditional user interface.”

“Direct Interaction”

“Multi–Touch”

“Multi–User”

“Object Recognition”

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How is the Surface used?

• Wireless!

• Digital interactive painting

• At a phone store?

• At a restaurant?

• Play games and use the Internet.

• Jukebox! Browse music, make play lists.

• Maps

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How does it work?

(1). Screen (2). Infrared(3). CPU (4). Projector

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How does it work? (1) Screen: Diffuser -> ”multi touch" screen. Can process

multiple inputs and recognize objects by their shapes or coded "domino" tags.

(2) Infrared: The ”machine vision" is aimed at the screen. Once an object touches the tabletop -> the light reflects back and is picked up by infrared cameras.

(3) CPU: Uses similar components as current desktop computers -> Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB of RAM and a 256MB graphics card. Wireless communication -> WiFi and Bluetooth antennas .OS-> modified version of Microsoft Vista.

(4) Projector: Uses a DLP light engine ( rear-projection HDTVs).

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Specifications Display

Type: 30-inch XGA DLP® projector. Graphics card with 256 MB of memory.

Input

Camera-based vision system with LED infrared direct illumination. Bluetooth® keyboard and mouse.

COMPUTING SYSYTEM

2.13-GHz Intel® Core2 Duo processor. Memory: 2 GB dual-channel DDR2. Advanced version of Windows vista.

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Specifications I/O CONNECTIONS

2 headphone jacks 6 USB 2.0 ports Ethernet port (Gigabit Ethernet card [10/100/1000]) External monitor port On/Standby power button

AUDIO

Output type: Stereo flat panel built-in speakers Output compliant standards: Stereo

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Pros & Cons

Pros:• Intuitive User interaction with

natural gesture.

• Collaborative computing experience.

• Object Recognition.

• Mediator between devices.

Cons: Surface is not portable and very

expensive. Privacy and security issues - Open

for many to view. Screen Visibility - Glare, finger

prints/dirt and human interaction obscuring interface.

Objects needs to be tagged (domino tags or RFIDs).

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Who’s using the Surface today?• Currently only commercially available and used in the retail, hospitality,

automotive, banking and healthcare industries.

• Current customers are AT&T, T-Mobile, the Rio All Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Sheraton Hotels, Disney Innovations House in California.

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Surface’s Future…..• Surface will continue to be sold to and used by restaurants, retail, leisure

and public entertainment venues.

• Microsoft wants to expand to the consumer market by making a product people can use in their home environment.

• Computer scientists hope to incorporate this kind of technology

in peoples’ daily lives… Future goals are to surround people with intelligent surfaces.

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Conclusion

Microsoft Surface is the future of computers.

Fundamentally changes the way we interact with technology Surface takes existing technology and presents it in a new way.

It isn't simply a touch screen, but more of a touch-grab-move-slide-resize-and-place-objects-on-top-of-screen, and this opens up new possibilities that weren't there before.

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Queries

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