Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Displax touting virtually transparent touch layer in sizes from 3" to 120"



Portuguese firm Displax is touring a new technology that could turn virtually any surface into a multi-touch display. Their technology can cover a curved or flat surface, works on top of OLED, e-Ink or LCD, comes up to 120 inches in diagonal length and is all of 100 microns thick. They claim to have 98% transparency, in essence blocking virtually no light/e-Ink from beneath.

Current models have a multi-touch limitation:

Currently, it can detect up to 16 fingers on a 50-inch screen.

Sadly, this does not affect me, as I myself have a 10 finger limitation. Displax currently states shipping will begin as soon as July of this year.

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