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No Hands: Fujitsu’s All In One Follows Your Eyes
Staff Writers | 22 Oct 2012
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They’ve unveiled an all in one PC (the FH/JD PC) that recognises eye movements. It does this by through an eye sensor that tracks your eyes as they scroll down, up, left or right and adjusts the screen’s content accordingly. To be frank we’re already sceptical about Windows 8 PCs using touch, let alone staring the projects of your computer down.
If your eyes need a break, the FH98/JD still features a touch screen
According to a pocket-lint report, the PC also comes with high-quality Pioneer speakers.
Unfortunately Fujitsu hasn’t priced the FH98/JD, but they have said its launch will coincide with the release of Windows, expected on October 26th.
They’ve unveiled an all in one PC (the FH/JD PC) that recognises eye movements. It does this by through an eye sensor that tracks your eyes as they scroll down, up, left or right and adjusts the screen’s content accordingly. To be frank we’re already sceptical about Windows 8 PCs using touch, let alone staring the projects of your computer down.
According to a pocket-lint report, the PC also comes with high-quality Pioneer speakers.
Unfortunately Fujitsu hasn’t priced the FH98/JD, but they have said its launch will coincide with the release of Windows, expected on October 26th.
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