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"Microsoft has this week unveiled a video depicting its vision for the future of human life and work, including innovations such as holographic touchscreens and auto-translating spectacles.  Posted on the OfficeVideos YouTube channel, the US software giant&amp;#039;s future-gazing film depicts a world in which various devices are seamlessly connected, enabling their users to perform a range of tasks with ease. In the dialogue-free video, a woman called Ayla Kol arrives at Johannesburg airport on a business trip and is instantly able to translate the announcements via her glasses.  She then gets in a taxi and uses a mobile device to signify the location of her meeting tomorrow, and remotely check-in to her hotel, meaning the doorman knows all her requirements before she even arrives.  Meanwhile, a man in the subway approaches a poster advertising a benefit concert, and, by holding up his phone, is able to instantly donate money to the cause.  Ayla Kol&amp;#039;s daughter is then depicted searching for a recipe on her tablet computer, before using the holographic screen to lift the instructions and spread them out on the interactive work surface.  Watch all of Microsoft&amp;#039;s future visions in the full video below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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