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Future MacBooks could take commands from unique combinations of fingertips, if technology contained in a recent Apple patent application comes to light.
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system. :)
Now don't forget that this is only an application, someone may
have already patented the device.
- Jeez
- by cracm February 21, 2008 1:00 PM PST
- In terms of anti-trust and patent trolling, Apple is becoming worse than Microsoft these days.
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