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Napkin PC Enables High-Tech Doodling
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1-6-2008 5:52 AM
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1-6-2008
5:56 AM
haraya
Wow! WOW.
1-6-2008
8:04 AM
Deepti
cool idea!
1-6-2008
10:26 AM
KimbleKency1683
Technology never ceases to amaze!
1-8-2008
9:20 PM
888gavin
The sad thing is, it's likely never to become reality. At least not for a long, long, time. That's the things with concepts, they rarely amount to anything.
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