Why just WEAR your computer, when you can BE your computer? Why tote a laptop around? You need a computer that pops up on your hand!

Microsoft's video-game controller KINECT registers a user's intentions from his gestures to give you what you want, when you want it--no more searching for wifi. For instance, Someone in a shopping mall could hold up his hand and see a map appear on it instantly. The image would be locked in place when he sticks out his thumb.

If someone holds his hands out like a book, information is displayed on each palm as if that palm were a page. Folding his hands turns the page. Arm movements will reveal the locations of particular exhibits or shops. And if someone wants to listen to music, the appropriate hand and arm movements will control which track is played and at what volume. It may even be possible to make phone calls this way.


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I wish my brain was like a computer, I think about anything bam google.com is my brain haha.