Light Blue Opitcs (LBO) has won the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Innovation Awards 2010 prize for Product Design with its Light Touch interactive projector. The device uses an infra ...

Perfect for presentations but not at that price. A overkill solution looking for a problem by the looks of it. I'm not seeing it. Reminds me of the brief enthusiasm for projection keyboards; which ...

We’ve all been there — so accustomed are we to the touchscreen capabilities of our smartphones and our tablets that every once in awhile, on a particularly tiring Monday, we’ve tried to control our ...

We've seen virtual keyboards before, but the technology has never quite taken off. But this is quite exceptional. UK-based Light Blue Optics (LBO) has unveiled a revolutionary compact projector that ...

Light Blue Optics (LBO) just announced its first product – Light Touch™ – an interactive projector that turns any flat surface into a 10″ touch screen. Light Touch™ not only frees multimedia content ...

TouchPico is an Android-powered pico projector that’s about the same size as the Galaxy S4, and it can turn any surface, including a wall, into a touch-friendly 80-inch screen. With 28 days left in ...

Light Blue Optics (LBO) has received an injection of funds to further its development of, among other things, a holographic laser projection technology. The big news is that this technology can be ...

May 11, 2016, Shanghai, China — Easitech announced today Lazertouch, the world’s first mini projector that transforms any surface into a finger-activated touchscreen. Small, weighing just 5 ounces, ...

The Xperia Touch is able to detect users’ gestures and taps through a combination of infrared sensors and a 60 frames per second (fps) camera. The camera turns the beamed image into a virtual screen, ...

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When a tablet screen just isn't big enough, TouchPico steps in with an Android PC that projects a huge touchscreen on just about any surface. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech ...

Looks fascinating and I...whoa, $1500?!! I love the idea of a small, portable projector as a tool for teaching but MAN is that price high! It really does seem like a slick device, but unfortunately ...