Re: Though Recognition Device

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From: John Chapman
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 1996 00:00

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mbprompt@earthlink.net (EARL) writes:



>		Aprox 6 months ago I saw on a episode of c-net central them display a
>thought recognition that had a piece that sliped over one finger and
>you could then program 70 different thoughts to controll your computer
>I've also left e-mail with c-net 

>				thanks		
>					mbprompt@earthlink.net


That's great, perhaps you could use it to to find out what we are all
thinking about posting this in bc.bcmet.


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