Ever got so tired at work that you wish you could just drop everything with your hands and finish up the remaining tasks by staring at the screen? The MyTobii P10 PC
from Swedish company Tobii has brought that dream to a realization. This new PC uses proprietary hardware and software that requires a 30 second calibration period before you start using it with your eyes. The MyTobii P10 can even work under minimal lighting conditions, and it does not matter if you are wearing glasses or not. This PC also offers a novel way for the disabled to return to the workforce as they can be equally, if not more productive that those who have been blessed with all limbs intact. Powered by an Intel 1.3GHz processor, the MyTobii P10 offers enough computing power to handle the everyday tasks at the office. The only drawback would be the hefty price tag - at $17,000 a pop, very few businesses would make such a huge investment to cater for the disabled. Pros : Uses eyes to navigate and control
Cons : Extremely expensive
MyTobii PC offers novel navigation method Source
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