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Lumino Project: Next-Generation Lego Crossed With Microsoft Surface
Lumino may look like generic building blocks, but it actually marks a new phase in the life of Microsoft Surface: The recognition of the third dimension. The UI implications are pretty staggering. More »Dungeons & Dragons on the Microsoft Surface
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Microsoft Survey Hints At "Oahu," Surface Multitouch Table At Consumer Prices
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