Ideum has taken the wraps off the latest addition to its growing family of multitouch tables, with the release of the MT55. The table, originally announced late last month, boasts a handsome 55-inch LCD display, which beams LED-backlit graphics in 1920×1080 HD resolution. As with its predecessors, the MT55's screen comes coated with a 5-mm layer of sturdy, tempered glass, and sits atop a pedestal made of aluminum and steel. Within that pedestal lurks an Intel Quad Core i7 CPU, with 4GB of RAM, a pair of 250GB SATA hard drives, and an NVIDIA Quadro 600 video card.
The system runs Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, and comes packed with GestureWorks multitouch software for both Flash and Flex. The MT55 also features an integrated Bose Audio system, and can support up to 32 simultaneous touchpoints -- not quite as many as the 50 that its 100-inch counterpart can handle, but definitely enough to enthrall any class of 4th-graders on a field trip to the museum. You can find it
here.
9 comments:
cool shiet
is there a bacterial removal system?
Have had the pleasure of playing around with one of these - Very very cool
Wow, an i7 used for a multitouch table, if only I can get my hands on an i7
I want that as my dinner table! :D
Very very cool
that looks quite sexy, do want
wow, this looks serious
I've used something like this, it was pretty damn cool. The ones I used were aiming to be able to do things such as detecting what was placed on them, like a phone or a can of coke.
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