Hello, Everyone! I'm so grateful Touch2O™ Technology is finally available for the residence in attractive design! I've been awaiting it everysince it's arrival for commercial properties. I'm speaking of the water faucet technology 'Touch2O Technology' by Delta Faucet. The following presentation features Touch2O™, which you may have seen on tv commercials earlier this summer.

"With Touch2O™ Technology it doesn’t matter if you have two full hands or 10 messy fingers, tap anywhere on the spout or handle and the water is running.

You’re sure to fall in love with just one touch. The intuitive tap technology enables you to turn the faucet on and off with just a touch — anywhere on the faucet’s body or handle.

So, when hands are messy during meal preparation or clean-up, Touch2O™ Technology helps reduce the spread of germs and bacteria — simply touch the faucet body with your wrist or forearm.

Touch2O™ Technology can also help you conserve water. As you prepare food or wash up in the sink, just tap the Touch2O™ faucet to keep water from running when you don’t need it. Then, just touch it again to start the water flowing again." ~ Delta

Beta Technologies, Architects of the Virtual World, is a Second Life "Gold Solutions Provider" creating virtual world content.

This video explains and features some of their work. Specifically, the following video details a reporter's day in Second Life. Originally voiced by NBC reporter Al Roker, the video was produced for a Xerox Product Launch held simultaneously in Boston's Fenway Park and on Xerox Island in Second Life. It was produced by Beta Technologies, written by Velocity, directed by Jeff Bush and edited by Mike Sudyn.