SarcasticGamer.com is showing a video of the Microsoft Surface Computer. The video is showing all the great features on Microsoft Surface Computer. Watch it after the jump.
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Here’s a hands-on look of the Microsoft Surface by Popular Mechanics. Microsoft’s surface computer responds to touch, gestures and objects placed on the surface. It allows you to directly interact with a touch-sensitive 30-inch tabletop setup with your fingers and gives you hands-on control of photos, music and maps. Video after the jump.
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I’m a bit late for this, the Microsoft Surface. This is Microsoft’s surface computer responds to touch, gestures and objects placed on the surface. It allows you to directly interact with a touch-sensitive 30-inch tabletop setup with your fingers and gives you hands-on control of photos, music and maps. You can stretch, share, and drag and drop digital images. The Microsoft Surface also sense objects that you put on top of it, you don’t need a cable and USB port to connect any device. For example, digital cameras, place on top and all of captured images will magically flow out of the device to the computer screen and they are ready for emailing and save. This technology will not be for home use right away, places like hotels, retail stores, and restaurants will use them first. Check out the demonstration from CNET after the jump.
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MySpace is blocked in all Apple stores as many people coming into their stores and using the computer for hours – taking pictures and uploading them to their profiles at MySpace. I’m sure those people don’t buy anything, they just want to get the free use of internet. In San Francisco Apple store, they have configured some of the computers on display to only allow access to the websites that bookmarked by Apple.

[via Gizmodo | Crave]

Here’s the iLoad, a machine that will enables you transfer your music and video to your iPod without the need of computer. No more waiting computer to boots up, you can transfer a full audio CD to you iPod in 8 minutes time. iLoad is now available, you can pick up one for $299.
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Here’s the Sahara TufTab a rugged tablet PC from Tablet Kiosk, that can withstand of rain, dust, humidity, extreme temperatures, and vibration. This tablet pc is powered by Celeron 1.0GHz processor and features a 12.1″ widescreen LCD touch panel display that that is viewable under sunlight, Bluetooth connectivity and even a biometric fingerprint scan. Sahara TufTab is running on Windows XP with an option for SUSE Linux.
[via Ubergizmo]

Here’s Fujitsu’s new Vista-powered P1610 Tablet PC. This tablet PC runs on an Intel Core Solo U1400 (1.2GHz) processor. It has a swiveling 8.9-inch WXGA touchscreen display with 1280 x 768 resolutions, 512MB/1GB of DDR2 memory, 80GB HDD and a biometric fingerprint reader. Watch the video review after the jump.
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Here’s a video from “deltaS4” that will shows you how you can add text at the system tray somewhere near the clock. It’s actually changing the words AM and PM to others. Video…
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For wooden finish lover here’s good news for you all, Wood Contour a company based in Los Angeles is out with a custom built desktop computer made from a single piece of hardwood. Unique things always comes with a unique price and this normal wooden desktop computer will cost you as same as the Alienware.

[via New Launches]

Here’s the Dospara’s stylish Prime A Note Cressida NB laptop. At the weight of 4 pound, this laptop features an AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-50 processor, 512MB of DDR2 memory, NVIDIA C51MV integrated graphics, 80GB HDD, a DVD Super-Multi drive, and 12.1-inch WXGA display. External interfaces include three USB 2.0 ports, a FireWire port, 3-in-1 memory card reader, Gigabith Ethernet, and 802.11a/b/g WLAN. It is now available in Japan at the price of $1,061.

[via Techeblog]