A pseudo-transparent screen from Microsoft and Mitsubishi lets people enter data from both sides of a handheld device. Researchers at Microsoft and Mitsubishi are developing a new touch-screen system that lets people type text, click hyperlinks, and navigate maps from both the front and back of a portable device. A semitransparent image of the fingers touching the back of the device is superimpose
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