Microsoft Pushes Sync with Anesthesia-Free Surgical Operation

Steve Hall

Feb. 01, 2008
1 min read

Um, ouch? Some guy under the knife, giving feedback to the surgeons about whether or not he feels the pinch. Idea is to advocate the voice-activated Sync (now stock in Fords).

The surgery scenario was promising; otherwise that was a really dull ad. Link to follow.

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