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Perceptive Pixel Launches Multi-Touch Desktop Display

New 27-in. interactive display designed for professionals.

| Published May 18, 2011

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Perceptive Pixel has unveiled a high-resolution, optically bonded, projected capacitive 27-in. LCD at Display Week 2011.

The company says it is designed for professional users in fields such as geo-intelligence, digital content creation, computer-aided design (CAD), energy exploration, medical imaging and other visualization-intensive sectors. It allows users to work directly on screen to access and manipulate data and workflows.

Perceptive Pixel has optically bonded the sensor glass to the display, achieving a touch performance under 1 millisecond, according to the company.

“NVIDIA Quadro GPUs and SDI capture cards help Perceptive Pixel continue to deliver state-of-the-art, multi-touch, interactive technology,” says Jeff Brown, general manager, Professional Solutions Group, NVIDIA. “Harnessing the power of Quadro to provide the best possible graphical touch experience in their new 27-in. display ensures the same incredible visualization performance that users enjoy with their larger systems.”

For more information, visit Perceptive Pixel.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

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