Feature: Top 5 Touchscreen Displays By Jackson Chung March 21, 2007 0shares Facebook Twitter Pinterest Reddit WhatsApp Telegram Bluesky Threads Baidu Truth We have seen the future, and it’s touchscreen displays. These five displays give us a glimpse at what’s to come. Continue reading to view them all. Perceptive Pixel’s Multi-Touch Display This could quite possibly be the largest multi-touch display we’ve ever seen. In this demonstration, you’ll see the user navigate through Google Earth-like software and organize photos. Interactive Touchscreen Window Similar to the display from “Minority Report”, this touchscreen window looks normal at first glance, but when switched on, it becomes fully interactive. EON TouchLight This system captures movements in 3D space using three video cameras. Practical applications include dynamic marketing displays, product demonstrations, and interactive training experiences. Mitsubishi DiamondTouch Developed by Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL), this interactive multi-input panel allows users to control games or applications with an array of antennas embedded in the touch surface. Basically, a receiver connected to each user’s chair, gets signals from antennas near the touch point. The displays are available in 32-inch and 42-inch sizes. [image via IGN] Heliodisplay M2i IO2Technology has just released a new version of their Heliodisplay multimedia projector called “M2i”, it features a larger 30-inch diagonal (76cm) display area (4:3 aspect), 1600-2200 lumens brightness, 1024 x 768 SXGA resolution, and ‘virtual touchscreen’ controls. The interactive M2i allows desktop navigation in a PC environment such that floating images or video can be manipulated supporting a ‘virtual’ touchscreen enabling cursor control. 0shares Facebook Twitter Pinterest Reddit WhatsApp Telegram Bluesky Threads Baidu Truth DisplaysFeatureTop 5Video Author Jackson Chung A technology, gadget and video game enthusiast that loves covering the latest industry news. Favorite trade show? Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Website Prev Post Feature: Expensive Gadgets of the Past March 20, 2007 Next Post Ninja Gaiden Sigma Xbox vs. PS3 Graphics Comparison March 22, 2007