It was just earlier this month that Sony launched its Android-powered, touch-enabled short throw projector, the Xperia Touch. Sony has been more or less consistent in keeping its smartphones up to ...

After previously unveiling their new interactive Xperia Touch projector earlier this year, Sony has now made it available to purchase, allowing you to interact with its projections on almost any flat ...

When we first caught a glimpse of Sony's Xperia-branded projector concept at last year's Mobile World Congress, the company didn't have many details to share. A whole year later, Sony finally has an ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you’re looking for the ultimate toy ahead of the holidays, look no further than the Sony Xperia Touch Android Powered Touch ...

Sony unveiled last year a concept projector product that allowed users to interact with any surface as if it was a touch screen. The prototype was buggy and difficult to use. But a year later, the ...

Taking in entertainment via a projector is becoming more popular. In the early days of projectors, they were pretty beastly and hard to move around. These days they’ve gotten smaller and Butterfly ...

We go hands-on with Sony’s expensive little touch projector. BARCELONA—Not every device at Mobile World Congress is a phone or tablet—Sony is launching the “Xperia Touch,” a portable short-throw laser ...

During Sony’s MWC 2017 press event, Sony introduced four new smartphones that are due to be released in the coming months. However, that was not all they announced as Sony also showcased a new ...

Light Touch™ includes an infra-red touch sensing system that transforms the projected image into a virtual 10” touch screen. The user can control the projector and interact with multimedia content and ...

Perfect for presentations but not at that price. A overkill solution looking for a problem by the looks of it. I'm not seeing it. Reminds me of the brief enthusiasm for projection keyboards; which ...

Las Vegas--If you've ever watched the motion user interface scene from "Minority Report" and thought to yourself, "I WANT THAT," then check out Light Touch from Light Blue Optics, an interactive ...