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Redmond Brings Tabletop Computing to the Surface

In case you haven't seen demos of (or even heard of) "Surface," Microsoft's new tabletop computer, trust us when we say that it's pretty cool. It also could be coming to a hotel or casino near you.

Are any partners out there involved in selling Surface? If so, tell me your story at [email protected].

Posted by Lee Pender on May 31, 2007


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