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Yutaka Yamauchi - PARC blog
Making projectors more social?
29 June 2009 | Yutaka Yamauchi
So many of us get frustrated with projectors. When you connect your display cable, the image doesn't show, or it's stretched, or it's cut off. You try to troubleshoot but as the audience is waiting quietly, you have to give up and blame the projector. Projectors are interesting to us because they imply a social activity, but are not in fact social. You need to use a projector in front of an audience that is looking at you -- but is the current design appropriate? How can we go about designing such a technology?
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