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Light Blue Optics unviels its Light Touch in CES 2010


 Written by Ricky    January 9th, 2010    Permalink to Post    Comments 
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We have all seen many types of futuristic touch screen interfaces projected on walls and other thing in sci-fi movies. In the ongoing CES 2010, a little known company called Light Blue Optics has unvieled a device which takes us one step closer to such a device.

The device that LBO unvieled is called Light Touch. The device is basically an interactive projector. It can transform any flat surface into a touch screen interface. The device uses full-color holographic technology to display the interface on any flat surface. The inputs are sensed through an infrared sensing technology.

This device has been named a CES Innovations Honoree in the Media Player and Personal Electronics categories in CES 2010.

Some other details of the device are:

  • The operating system it runs on is Microsoft’s Windows CE.
  • The interface that the device projects is around 10″.
  • The device is Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled.
  • It has a onboard storage of 2GB which can be extended to 32 GB with a microSD card.
  • The size of the device is 98 x 35 x 165 mm and it weighs around 400 gm.
  • The device currently has only single-touch support. However the hardware used can handle multi-touch. So multi-touch can be incorporated with a software update.
  • The device has a Li-Ion rechargeable (3600mAh) battery.

You can check out the video of Light Touch below.





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Light Blue Optics unviels its Light Touch in CES 2010 was originally published on Gadgetizor.com on January 9, 2010 - 2:32 pm (Indian Standard Time)