Photos: Reaching out and touching 'Milan'

There's no mouse or keyboard needed for Microsoft's new tabletop computer, which is entirely controlled through touch.

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Mark Bolger, director of marketing for Microsoft's surface-computing effort, shows off the company's new "Milan" at a briefing in San Francisco. The tabletop computer, for which Microsoft has created both the hardware and the software, is entirely driven by touch -- there is no mouse or keyboard.

Related: Microsoft hopes 'Milan' table PC has magic touch.

Credit: Ina Fried/CNET News.com

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From Tablet to TableTop Don Knowles -- 30/05/07

What to do with all that tablet PC technology that nobody is buying? Why, lets make it bigger! Sell it to hotels as a kiosk device. Put the price up even higher, that'll make it look important and clever.
I miss Space Invaders ... it looks the right size for it. Any chance of a retrofit?

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coffee holder anyone? Damian S -- 31/05/07

And what happens to the device should someone actually think it is a TABLE and put their hot coffee on it, then knocking it over???

Pretty patterns on the screen/tabletop then eh?

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