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Mitsubishi’s DiamondTouch table enables users sitting around the table to use their fingers to create and manipulate the projected virtual objects. This uses the antenna embedded in the touch surface. these antenna transmits a unique signal. This table supports multiple touches by a single user and can also distinguish simultaneous inputs from multiple users. This is available in two sizes 80 cm and 105 cm diagonal display. There is a video available in YouTube which demonstrates DiamondTouch features.

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Sony Vaio UX180 Micro PC combines mobile entertainment and work.  This has a 4.5 inch screen and supports 800 x 600 resolution. This is built with a Intel Core Solo U1400 (1.2 GHZ, 2MB L2 cache) microprocessor and comes with Windows XP operating system, Bluetooth, WiFi, WWAN (EDGE connectivity) and a fingerprint reader. The device can be docked for desktop connectivity. The features also include a 30 GB HDD, 512 MB DDR2 RAM, a 64-key keyboard, supports stylus input, USB 2.0 ports, media slots and 2 cameras one in front and another in back.

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