An MIT-designed whiteboard performs handwriting recognition and real-time physics simulations. How long until someone builds WoW on this thing?
Hat tip to Paul Watson.
When MIT Designs a Whiteboard
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FOr those in corporate lockdown situations, the http filtering system ‘WebSense’ will block the above link, marking it as ‘Sex; Adult Material’. Now _thats_ my kinda Whiteboard!
Will this system support Linux?