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User interfaces / Network architecture / Virtual reality / Surface computing / Tangible user interface / Design / J. Paul Getty Museum / Radio-frequency identification / User interface / Human–computer interaction / User interface techniques / Software
Date: 2006-01-19 19:57:44
User interfaces
Network architecture
Virtual reality
Surface computing
Tangible user interface
Design
J. Paul Getty Museum
Radio-frequency identification
User interface
Human–computer interaction
User interface techniques
Software

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