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Barney's blog. Just a load of old shite really.


I blogged a little while back about Jeff Han's multi-touch technology and how cool it was. It was also interesting at that time that he wouldn't discuss Apple, and we'd just heard in the iPhone keynote how Apple had patented their multi-touch technology.
So, it would be easy to leap to the conclusion that Apple and Han have multi-touch sewn up. If that were the case, what the hell is this Microsoft Surface stuff all about?
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