With this year’s E3 in the past, we decided to sit down with Microsoft and have a little chat about a product they debuted before E3 that has some potentially interesting tie-ins to the path that video games seem to be heading, Surface. In case you haven’t heard of Microsoft’s Surface product, it turns an ordinary table-top into a vibrant, interactive surface. It will debut as the first commercially available surface computer from Microsoft and it’s slated to provide effortless access to digital content through natural gestures, touch, and physical objects. The units that Microsoft has today are 30A
Surface: A Truly Interactive Experience
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