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3M unveils 84" multitouch tabletop with UHD display, 100-point input

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  1. Rick TechSpot Staff Posts: 6,255   +38

    3M is showing off its 84-inch multi-touch table at CES this year and The Verge has provided its own, brief hands-on. Reminiscent of Microsoft's original "Surface" tabletop touchscreen (video), the gigantic capacitive table is the successor to last year's 46-inch...

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  2. psycros TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 395   +81

    Somewhere, a multi-millionaire dungeon master is rejoicing.
  3. St1ckM4n TechSpot Maniac Posts: 1,537   +202

    Oh man, this would be great. I'm still planning on a >42inch table-PC, but the only custom solutions are touch-screen overlays with infra-red that have max 3 points touch and considerable lag specs. :(
  4. NTAPRO TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 580   +44

    Whoa, I saw this on a movie a few years ago xD
  5. JC713 TechSpot Guru Posts: 2,756   +203

    This reminds me so much of the holographic tables we see in movies like avengers :D
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  6. avoidz TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 312   +30

    Looks like a bacteria farm in the making. Clever though.
     
  7. LNCPapa TS Special Forces Posts: 3,950   +120

    Nothing a little Lysol can't take care of :)
  8. Camikazi TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 186   +20

    Your cell phone is dirtier and your keyboard, OMG your keyboard is a biological wasteland ready to kill you at a moments notice. Anyway, don't worry so much about that since it can be easily cleaned and there are MUCH worse things you touch everyday.
  9. captaincranky TechSpot Addict Posts: 8,797   +285

    I think they're using it now on, "Hawaii Five-O". (Either that, or it's a CGI wannbe copy).

    The lissome Grace Park. AKA "Kono". waves her lithe and slender arms over it, caressing its smooth and inviting, warm glass surface , while the rest of the squad stares mesmerized at the images that have just appeared on the wall monitors. Meanwhile, the audience gets to take in one of the most awesome "displays" nature has to offer, all of Ms Park, head to toe from the rear....!!!:)

    I like the "big boards they use on the TV news. The anchors can make expansive gestures, as they dramatically announce, "let there be weather".

    And the audience saw the weather, and it was good! (Well, as least as often as not).. .

    Yes, but generally, speaking, they're more fun playing with than a cell phone. (At least for us old folks).

    After this post, I'm going to tackle my novel, "Fifty Shades of Computing"!....:eek: