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Wii or whoops? Another endorsement of the concept of having a lot of books in the house, and maybe not so many electronic forms of entertainment. Just saying.
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Wii or whoops? Another endorsement of the concept of having a lot of books in the house, and maybe not so many electronic forms of entertainment. Just saying.
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January 10th, 2007 at 1:25 pm
I’m really trying to stop my brain, but I can’t. The programmer in me sees the technological challenge, and ignores the “Ewww!” factor. So here goes…
Wii with its motion sensor controls and its “interactive” style of play could have some real possibilities for those sites.
I’ll leave out the details. But at some level, my brain is now thinking through how that user interface should work. Thanks, Ron…