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Anup Tapadia sits hunched over the ebony and ivory, engrossed in playing Mozart's Symphony No 25. Interestingly, the 24-yearold is not using a musical keyboard. Instead, he is playing the score on a 32-inch touchscreen device.
In the background, technicians dismantle electronic set-ups and projectors which, a few moments ago, were used to demonstrate cutting-edge interactive electronics. Tapadia - clad in a black suit; a red tie completing his business ensemble - was the main presenter at the event that showcased products developed by TouchMagix Media Pvt Ltd - a company that he founded in 2007.
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Reader's opinion (1)
Ankur GajjarJan 1st, 2011 at 11:53 AM
a good article!india need this type of technologists to compete worldwide.
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