A Toughness Test of the MT-50 Multitouch Table

Check out the full specifications at: http://www.ideum.com/products/multitouch

See just how tough the MT-50 multitouch table is as we drop a 12 pound bowling ball on its glass surface and hit it with a 4 pound hammer.

Built specifically for museums and other high traffic public environments, the MT-50 touch table now supports 60 points of input, making it a true multiuser exhibit platform. The MT-50 is built with the highest quality components and with a 50" high resolution display is bigger and has more resolution than Microsoft Surface.

You can learn more about the MT-50 multitouch table on the Ideum website: http://www.ideum.com/products

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Science & Technology

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[thejiffyparkmatador]

Outtakes??

[RobbieHooker]

I'm guessing they built the table using thicker lexan rather then plexiglass that's normly used, if you ding plexiglass hard enuff it will leave a maul mark that would permanently leave a spot that reflects light difrently and making a spot that always shows up on the ir camera, it would be like you was always halding down on that spot, wile trying to do other things. all in all, a good vid showing and/or testing the durability of the screen. I liked it !

[NemaLive69]

they should show us one actually cracking the table

[Somebody235]

It would look better if she hadn't of lowered the ball to 1.5' before dropping it.

[1928rocker]

lol theres a vidoe they shoot a power book with a pellet gun the second shot makes it work again

[kevin92620]

it would be funny if the bowling ball fell off the table in the outtakes and broke the floor.

[IlMarto]

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Good table! Now, which is the video that tests it as a computer?