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2:24Now PlayingKieran Prendiville gets his fingers on a remarkable new piece of technology. It looks like a simple television but - thanks to a matrix of infra-red beams - the screen responds to your touch, allowing users to draw, select icons and even aim an air rifle. The possibilities for this technology are boundless!
Originally broadcast 14 October, 1982.
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