[citation][nom]alidan[/nom]a bad idea all around... useing a monitor like that... see though oleds may be the cool thing right now, but in use they would be crap. if you want a mor practical version of this, you need 2 kinects minimum, and a head mount display that can track motion, possibly also have a kinect on it. that way you have a 360 degree orb, you can look around for the window you want, and point to it, or possibly ever look it, it zooms in a bit, and a double blink would mean that is what you select. now the 3d motions for gestures, though interesting, are impractical, as a mouse can do it better more acuratly. what this could do with several connects, would be something along the lines of making virtual clay in a 3d program... so you can rough out a 3d object,[/citation]
No offense, but you knock this idea ... and your solution is to have the user where a head mount and blink to control interactions? That would be annoying after about 2 seconds of use. And your eyes would certainly get sore from constant "double blinking".
People aren't going to go from a traditional screen to wearing some helmet to use their computer. It'll have to be a subtle transition. I could see this technology slowly evolving computing into something awesome, but it will take some time. This (or something similar) is a logical next step.