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A group of Microsoft researchers has built a kind of multitouch for the conventional keyboard… It allows a keyboard to accept pressure-sensitivity data, from which it can infer user intentions. – Chris Dannen for Fast Company

I really love how this looks like it can be a simple inexpensive way to have new gestural interfaces enhance the work and play we do today.