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I remember that and feel it still shows several elements we're missing today: 1. Very large form factor concave displays. (We're getting closer, but the HD er
by bhauer 8y ago
I remember that and feel it still shows several elements we're missing today:
1. Very large form factor concave displays. (We're getting closer, but the HD era really slowed display innovation.)
2. Good gesture input.
3. Seamless integration of drafting/drawing surface and display.
4. Personal application omnipresence across all input devices (personally, I think this is the most significant element often seen in science fiction that is missing from modern computing.)
- mncharity 8y ago> 3. Seamless integration of drafting/drawing surface and display. A current analog is pairing an art display tablet with normal screens. But people arrange them variously, and not-infrequently on separate and movable arms. So seamless physical integration might not be the right thing. Another analog is the new Lenovo Yoga Book C930 (2-in-1 with keyboard replaced by an e-ink touch/pen screen).