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CeBIT 2011 picture round-up of the PC maker's experimental screens and slates...
CeBIT 2011 picture round-up of the PC maker's experimental screens and slates...
PC maker Asus is at CeBIT 2011 showing off a stretchable transparent screen that could serve as anything from an alarm clock to a mobile phone to a tablet computer.
The picture shows the Iris - Inspirational Research for Immersive Space - concept device as an alarm clock, seen here connected to a model of a petal-shaped 3D panoramic projector that would beam holograms of tweeting birds above the bed when it is time to wake up.
The alarm would be silenced by a wave of the hand, detected via gesture recognition, prompting the projector to beam onto the ceiling the day's weather and a summary of info such as unread emails, missed calls or Facebook messages.
The Iris device's computing power would be provided via cloud computing, with the screen wirelessly tapping into the processing power of a server via the internet.
Photo: Nick Heath/silicon.com
Caption by: Nick Heath
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