True its going off message slightly, but it does contain maps and you could use it to augment models for architecture and planning in a public meeting (sort off).. but the advert for Microsoft's Surface Computing just makes us want one:
Interesting to note that when you see the map your left wanting more - too flip into 3D mode and Google Earth - Google Earth on a Microsoft Surface Computer now that would be good.
See our previous post for a hands on with the Surface Computer.
Microsoft Surface - The Advert
Andy
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