Moto Labs' Scalable Multitouch display uses--you guess it--multitouch technology. That means you can use more than one finger as an input device, as shown here. Moto Labs likes to say that you can used as many fingers to control the device as you want, and that you're only limited by the number of fingers you have on each hand.
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- Couple to 2 and a half years ago, when ever I could find a story about touch screen product, that came out at that time, I would put a comment about how neat it would be to have it react to multiple f... (Read the rest)
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aussiedawg | 04/29/09
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roberts_theodore@... | 04/29/09
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Preclaro_tipo | 04/29/09
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I think this is new!
Creative Efficiency | 04/29/09
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It's About Time!!
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