The Wall Street Journal has an article today on HP showing a new “wall of touch”. This is a standard display wall comprised of six LCDs. Each LCD can be anywhere from 43″ to 46″ and is capable of 1080p resolution. Philip McKinney, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of H-P’s Personal Systems Group, showed the setup to the Journal.
He said “wall of touch” will not be widely available to consumers until 2011, and would likely come with a hefty price tag: anywhere from a couple thousand dollars up to $100,000 for more advanced systems with technologies like HD video conferencing.
I would expect that the cost would be a couple thousand dollars for a single screen, since 42″ LCDs are hovering around one thousand dollars.
via The Wall Street Journal : H-P Testing a Touchless “Wall of Touch”
