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Bluetooth Input Pen
Jun 10 2008, 1:37pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Japanese SMK Corp. developed a Wireless Input Pen. The company showed the novelty at the TEXPO 2008 in Tokyo last week.
The pen has built-in triaxial acceleration sensors and Bluetooth.
SMK says that this is the world's first pen device that can transmit characters written in the air to a PC. SMK has filed patents for their wireless pen.
More details on TechOn. Via Japanite.
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