Does the world need pseudo-transparency?

I just recently saw this video about a new case study in a joint effort between Microsoft and Mitsubishi. Basically the innovative part is that You see Your hands in addition to  the picture You are manipulating or interacting with. Rather than hiding the objects You're interacting with.
I personally am not really convinced that this is the way to go. Especially because You waste a lot of space for the technical pieces.
Take a look and judge yourself.
 

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Nanotechnology is taking over

This Study from Nokia shows how Nano technology could actually influence the way how mobile devices work in future.
Guess You could easily call this: the next big thing.
At least it is a technology driven innovation like the Internet world once was.
Steve Ballmer is talking about five revolutions he has seen so far (PC, Graphical User Interfaces, Internet, Web 2.0 and now alternative ways to display information). As we are still in the phase where the 2.0 stuff is settling and the mass users begin to understand the value of what happens within this medias the Nanostuff can actually do real cool things.

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