ight Blue Optics, the UK-based developer of miniature projection systems, announced an innovative projector that works similar with the I-Tech Virtual Laser Keyboard that you might have seen in electronic stores. The gadget from I-Tech projects a virtual keyboard on any flat surface to allow cell phone users compose messages by typing directly on the projected image. Unlike it, Light Touch from Light Blue Optics supports multiple functions, turning the flat surface into a full touch-screen virtual 10-inch display powered by Adobe FlashLite, which enables an interactive interface. The small projector works based on a holographic laser projection technology that enables WVGA resolution, wide throw angles, as well as distortion and optical aberrations correction. Light Touch incorporates an infra-red sensor for the touch input, while the devices allows you to communicate via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth over social networking sites, share multimedia files, store 2GB of data in its flash memory, add up to 32GB of files, and many others for up to 2 hours continuously, from a full charge. For more information we invite you to visit the link below.
www.lightblueoptics.com
