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Video: Microsoft Demonstrates Next-Gen Interface, with Motion Sensing and Eye Tracking

We're all for more natural interaction with our gadgets. But for the love of Arthur C. Clarke, please don't give eye-tracking to any computer named HAL. Full Article at Popular Science

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