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Friday 20 June 2008
Photos: Futuristic PCs think out of the beige box
Also a finalist concept, Siafu is a PC providing "a digitally tactile interface that completely revolutionises the way that blind people interact with a computer", according to the entry. The surface of Siafu uses a material called 'magneclay', which can morph upward into any shape. "This means that Siafu can generate infinitely refreshable braille and then display it in a book format instead of just one line at a time like current braille displays", according to the entry.
Credit: Microsoft/Jonathan Lucas
Based on Images: Futuristic PCs trump the beige box on CNET News


