Microsoft's 40in Surface LED table becomes the PixelSense

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With the arrival of the Windows 8 Surface tablets yesterday, Microsoft’s original Surface hasn’t been consigned to the tech scrapheap.

In fact the 40in, Samsung-built LED table, which is one of the geekiest desks you can buy, lives on under a new name – the SUR40 with PixelSense. What’s PixelSense? It’s the name of the clever tech that allows the SUR40 to recognise fingers, hands and other objects on the touchscreen display making it – in theory – a good collaboration gadget.

So if you’ve got a spare £7,000 lying around and you need a table to put your iPad – we mean Surface – on of an evening, you’ll be glad to know this gigantic touchscreen is still available to buy.

[via TechCrunch]

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