oshiba will offer a 12-inch model and a 20-inch model. They’ll cost around ¥120,000 (US$1,430) and ¥240,000 respectively. Toshiba didn’t announce launch or pricing plans for markets outside of Japan. … Behind this lens screen is a custom-developed LCD (liquid crystal display) panel. Each screen has 8.29 million pixels — four times the number of Read more about Toshiba to launch no-glasses 3D TV this year[…]
These “E-Sense” films developed by Senseg and Toshiba can be placed anywhere, including on a touchscreen and by charging the area the finger is on differently, you can create different sensations, such as wood, stone, unevenness, etc. This is called electrotactile feedback. Electrotactile Arrays for Texture and Pressure Feedback During Robotic Teleoperation | Hizook.
This thing basically uses a line scanner which rotates quickly enough to give the illusion of a 360o viewable 3d image Sony 360-Degree Autostereoscopic Display Prototype « THE FIRE WIRE.
Now anyone can develop for the Microsoft Surface without actually owning one of these insanely expensive items. Learn more about Microsoft Surface technical resources.
This thing is USB powered and fed, so you don’t need to add a graphics card. It runs at 800×600, so it has a good pixel density for a screen that size.
Having more than one monitor is undoubtedly cool, but, if you play video games or watch movies, then you know that the gap between displays — formed by the casing that borders each monitor — can really take you out of what you’re watching, as there’s an inch or two of nothing between the pictures. Read more about Witid concept monitor rethinks the dual screen[…]