September 23, 2009 at 15:31Multi-touch with four displays
At a meeting with bloggers in San Francisco yesterday, Intel introduced the world's first multi-touch multitouch concept device.
The laptop, codenamed Tangent Bay, has four displays: one primary LCD and three secondary OLEDs. Small screens support multi-touch.
All standard multi-touch movements are supported, including turning pages, zooming, scrolling and dragging content from screen to screen (see video under habrakat).
The first video shows how you can scroll through the collection of music albums on the screen, while the list of songs for each album is updated nearby.
The second video demonstrates dragging files with your finger from a small display to a large one.
Two MP4 videos in the archive .
The laptop, codenamed Tangent Bay, has four displays: one primary LCD and three secondary OLEDs. Small screens support multi-touch.
All standard multi-touch movements are supported, including turning pages, zooming, scrolling and dragging content from screen to screen (see video under habrakat).
The first video shows how you can scroll through the collection of music albums on the screen, while the list of songs for each album is updated nearby.
The second video demonstrates dragging files with your finger from a small display to a large one.
Two MP4 videos in the archive .