Sony's Xperia Projector Concept turns any surface into an interactive display. One can, for instance, check the latest temperature, play games, edit documents, or make video calls. It is a self-contained system, and it does not need to connect to a smartphone or a computer to operate. It seems that Sony has designs on turning this into a portable device as well. We've for years had tools that project keyboards onto hard surfaces using lasers. I'm not keen on typing for an extended period on a solid surface, but I'm on board with this.Gadget Ogling: Playful Projectors, Star Wars Sounds, and Spotify-to-Go
Sony's Xperia Projector Concept turns any surface into an interactive display. One can, for instance, check the latest temperature, play games, edit documents, or make video calls. It is a self-contained system, and it does not need to connect to a smartphone or a computer to operate. It seems that Sony has designs on turning this into a portable device as well. We've for years had tools that project keyboards onto hard surfaces using lasers. I'm not keen on typing for an extended period on a solid surface, but I'm on board with this.