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Comments on TactaPad Puts Your Hands In The Digital World
TactaPad lets you put your hands right into the digital world, allowing you to manipulate objects on the screen as easily as possible. (Read the complete story)

"Why not just use a touch screen? this is just stupid"
( 10/17/2005 12:50:34 PM)
"Have you ever taken a good look at a well-used touch screen (like on a mall kiosk)? You can hardly read them for the smudges. Also, from an ergonomic standpoint, I'll bet you would feel better with this over the long run."
(Bill Christensen 10/17/2005 1:04:21 PM)
"(Again) For those who have written in about bandwidth theft prevention - thank you! I know that I need only change the name of the graphic to prevent the theft. However, there are dozens of sites that do this to dozens of articles every day - I'm tired of fiddling with file names. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to fix the problem with ASP (UNIX servers, of course, handle this problem easily)."
(Bill Christensen 10/17/2005 1:06:22 PM)
"i want one when it comes out "
(Joe  10/25/2005 8:16:39 AM)
"have you people watched the videos? i desperately want one of these now."
(jegHegy 10/26/2005 3:24:09 PM)

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