Interactive touch screen

With the atracBar you can transform your conventional counter, bar top or information desk into an astonishing interactive surface that will react to the objects laid on it. The multi-touch surface offers an infinite number of tools and possibilities. For each presented item, insert multimedia content like comments, audio and video files. Let your customers – or your salespersons – access all necessary product information with natural finger movements.


atracTable is suited for a wide range of applications like:
* Interactive presentations in restaurants or bars: menus, drink lists, etc.
* Let your customers order their drinks via the atracBar interface
* Entertain your customers and create any kind of atmosphere thanks to the infinite possibilities that the atracBar can offer

Samsung launches monster D9500 72-Inch 3D Smart TV in Korea

Samsung launched the massive 72-inch Samsung D9500 3D Smart TV in Korea today, various reports note. The D9500 has the largest screen size for its kind not only for Samsung’s line but also for all 3D TVs.
According to reports, the D9500 has a 240Hz LED-backlit screen, black diamond panel and features Samsung’s 3D Hyperial Engine.
The D9500 also comes with a QWERTY keyboard for browsing channels and using the built-in Samsung Smart Hub software.
However, the massive 3D TV uses active shutter 3D technology and users need to wear active shutter 3D glasses to view 3D images.
The D9500 comes internet-ready and can connect to the web using its built-in Wi-Fi connectivity allowing users to surf the web, play games online, use Skype and other web-connected technologies.
Interested buyers in the U.S. and Europe will have to wait, however, as Samsung is yet to reveal when it plans to sell the massive 3D TV in those regions.
Those who want to buy the huge D9500 3D Smart TV will also have to shell out an evenly mammoth amount for the unit since Samsung sells the D9500 at about $17,500 or more in South Korea.

Foldable Notebook with Flexible OLED Screen!

Brilliant! The Feno is a folding notebook. Typically we expect a hinge between the display and keyboard, but the Feno has an additional hinge within the display! This not only makes the size more compact but also explores future use of flexible OLED screens. The pice de rsistance is the pop-out mouse! Just pop it out and you are good to go!


Designer: Niels van Hoof
 

Futuristic Watch Phone

Futuristic Watch Phone

A watch and cellphone hybrid, the Alexey Chugunnikov Rollerphone acts like a mini projector on the wearer’s wrist. This projection shows the time on one side of the wrist and when the wearer turns it over, a roll out, transparent screen becomes available for phone calls.
A customizable design, the Alexey Chugunnikov Rollerphone encourages perfect ergonomics and anthropometry. Essentially, the screen rolls out right to the tips of the wearer’s fingers to ensure these features.
You can also watch videos, chat online, play games, read books and listen to music on the Alexey Chugunnikov Rollerphone.

Incredible Custom-Built Portal PC is Water-Cooled

Created by UltraFlip of HardForum, this incredible custom-built Portal PC is based on the Cosmos 1000 case and features water cooling, Aperture logo, and a host of LEDs. for more pictures. Continue reading for a couple videos.

CAMJ Tiny SLR – the smallest DSLR in the world?

This CAMJ Tiny DSLR [translated] comes from the school of ridiculously small working gadgets. The 2 megapixel beast (hah!) is a fully functioning camera, which shoots SVGA images, records video at 30 fps and stores it all on microSD cards (like you use in phones). It can accept 32GB cards, which means a *lot* of shots.

Charging is done either via a small portable external charger which uses AA batteries as the power source or a USB port, and the whole thing comes with a one year guarantee. What it really needs of course is a lifetime ‘lost it down the back of the couch’ insurance policy, but that’s the risk you take with silly small, eh? Priced at around $97.00 in Yen stuff. [Via]

Amazing 4.5-GHz Computer Built Directly Into Desk is Water-Cooled

This desk-based computer may not be the first of its kind, but it's definitely the most beautiful example we've seen yet. Powering this beast is a 4.5-GHz Intel Core i7 980X processor, Corsair Dominator GT 6GB DDR3-2000 CL7 RAM, ASUS Rampage III Extreme ASUS GTX580 SLI, Highpoint RocketRAID 3560 24x SATA-300 2GB, 6x Hitachi Deskstar 7K2000 12TB raid5, and a Cooler Master Silent Pro Gold 800W. for the first picture in gallery.