Thomas Dawson,
I am curious, is Sony interested in this technology, in the hopes that it can be used as a form of entertainment? Or are they looking at developing medical devices? (or both)
I've read the patent information, and although much of it is beond me, it seems Sony is interested in the medical uses.
But they can't deny that this also has serious potential as a new form of gaming. Can it really be perfected enough to where it can be used in that format?
And so far, this is all just theory, right? Since no tests have been done? How soon do you expect that tests will be preformed?
HP's Jon Rubenstein told us that his company wanted to veer in a new direction, and veer it surely did -- the HP Veer 4G will arguably be the smallest fully-functional smartphone on the market when it goes on sale May 15th.
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Thomas Dawson,
I am curious, is Sony interested in this technology, in the hopes that it can be used as a form of entertainment? Or are they looking at developing medical devices? (or both)
I've read the patent information, and although much of it is beond me, it seems Sony is interested in the medical uses.
But they can't deny that this also has serious potential as a new form of gaming. Can it really be perfected enough to where it can be used in that format?
And so far, this is all just theory, right? Since no tests have been done? How soon do you expect that tests will be preformed?
Niko