Anyone thought of this?

[gregvr]

Wonder if this is related?

http://www.hpl.hp.com/techreports/2005/HPL-2005-56.html

[isaacs]

[ken gray]

[nomaded]

A few things I would like to point out:

-> Before the official demise of the company, mentioned that one of their partners had a supply of . I can't find where I read this, but I got the impression that this was an HP/Compaq project.

-> One "problem" that sticks out for me at is that it mentions "stylus sensitive keypad". It could just be one of those terms used to describe the functionality. Or it could be something completely different, using touchscreen technology instead of inductive technology like the TouchStreams.

Just some thoughts to reflect upon...

[JerryKnight]

[isaacs]

I talked to the fellow that used to represent fingerworks to HP. He said he knew the folks at HP really well and they would not have bought the fingerworks technology. He stated if they had wanted to do that they would have bought it a long time ago. He also informed me that the fingerworks company burnt pretty much all their bridges while going down. They undersold retailers at the end and didn't give enough notice about stop in production. He doubted they would have any luck starting again since they kind of have a lot of people mad at them.
Haven't been able to get ahold of the CEO as of yet.
Isaac.S

[Peter70]

[staygood]

[mboeing]