It'll be fascinating to see what applications arise to take advantage of this. I have a Wacom tablet with multiple devices - I remember seeing a demo showing someone using the mouse and a pen to manipulate an object simultaneously. I could see Blender getting some interesting controls (particularly in Sculpt mode).
Beyond that, I wonder what desktop paradigms will change if users have easy access to two or more devices. The laptop I'm using right now has mouse joystick and touchpad, so it could immediately make use of two pointers. Stretching windows is an obvious application but I'm sure that there are plenty of other ways of using two pointers more effectively. After all, we all lust after that system from Minority Report!
Cheers,
Toby Haynes


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