Light Blue Opitcs (LBO) has won the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Innovation Awards 2010 prize for Product Design with its Light Touch interactive projector. The device uses an infra ...

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InFocus Corporation, a digital display technology leader and visual collaboration champion, today unveiled its second-generation interactive projectors, the IN3914 and IN3916. The advanced InFocus ...

A wallet-sized sensor that works with a projector and computer to turn any hard, dumb surface into an interactive display is being introduced to the U.S. market. Early adopters say they are thrilled. ...

Though most projectors these days come with a wireless remote, and many have built-in speakers and app-based streaming entertainment on tap, the latest 1080p thrower from China's Wejoy cooks in touch ...

May 11, 2016, Shanghai, China — Easitech announced today Lazertouch, the world’s first mini projector that transforms any surface into a finger-activated touchscreen. Small, weighing just 5 ounces, ...

Sanyo North America, a subsidiary of Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd., one of the world's largest manufacturers of LCD and DLP projectors, announced today the introduction of a wide XGA ultra short-throw 3 ...

Technology moves fast, hey? Moore's Law, evidently. With the advent of interactive projectors, interactive whiteboards (IWBs) may just be going the same way as our personal digital assistants (PDAs).

Most federal agencies have dedicated conference or meeting rooms for face-to-face business. Normally, these specialized spaces include objects and devices designed to foster collaboration, such as ...

The traditional role of a projector in the classroom seems to be beaming a PowerPoint slide onto the whiteboard up front, giving students something else to stare at besides the instructor's face.

This is the third in a three-part series on products that take monitors in new directions. You can read the first part here and the second part here. Projection technology has long held promise ...