Toshiba chose the CEATEC electronics show in Japan this week to demonstrate the capabilities of a notebook supercharged with the new “SpursEngine” processor. Journalists attending the event seemed particularly impressed with the way the Cell Broadband Engine technology enabled a laptop to sense hand movements and convert them into commands. The ability to do so allowed a Toshiba laptop user to control the computer’s DVD player using hand motions rather than buttons or keystrokes.
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Toshiba Shows Off New Processor’s Multimedia Bells and Whistles
Posted by: Fred J. Aun October 4, 2007 11:22 AMToshiba chose the CEATEC electronics show in Japan this week to demonstrate the capabilities of a notebook supercharged with the new “SpursEngine” processor. Journalists attending the event seemed particularly impressed with the way the Cell Broadband Engine technology enabled a laptop to sense hand movements and convert them into commands. The ability to do so allowed a Toshiba laptop user to control the computer’s DVD player using hand motions rather than buttons or keystrokes.