３Ｄ Touch Panel : DigInfo

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The touch panel utilizes the Acoustic Pulse Recognition Technology. This technology is a completely new and unique way of sensing touches on a display and combines the benefits of touch technologies into one. APR technology works by recognizing each unique sound made by touching a different point on the screen. It then compares the sound with a table of pre-recorded sounds, thus telling the computer where the screen was touched.
15" desktop touch monitors are introduced here, but it is suited for any screen size.APR is particularly suited for POS applications can be activated by any stylus.Tyco has also used similar touch screen technology to create the first pyramid touch screen which can be used for games, informational services or many other possibilities.

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[PriestBurn]

have you ever seen an iPhone with a 67" display -.-?

[abkleo]

what if u start shouting in the screen o.o

[theblablybla]

@PriestBurn It's not something you'd carry around in your pocket and break like a fucktard, it's something a company might have in an office.

[TetsuoCtes]

No se entiende.

Le falta la traduccion a Español.

[alphaman1101]

@abkleo Yeah i just thought of that

[combatplayer]

@217d3 you need to learn how much an inch is... an ipad does not come remotely close to 67"

[rickyale]

This is nice. It would be possible to create a monitor only with ropes/wires that you can place arround any surface and use it as monitor. Not in the early versions, probally it depends on the type of screen.

[217d3]

@PriestBurn ....... i pad ?

[1Nekit1]

iPad?

[schrillismus]

@PriestBurn yes

[moviemaker310]

Funniest commericial Ever. Sven Kramer Skating (On ice) his pants fell of

[bwillwall]

that thing really sucks