The time has come for you to turn your doors, walls, and cabinets into touchscreens. Sony unveiled its Xperia touch projector at Mobile World Congress back in Feb, and now, it’s bringing the device to the us. It’s available through Amazon and prices $1,699.99. it will even be available in select T-Mobile stores in Chicago, la, and Miami, as well as within the Sony sq. display room in ny city.
Sony says it envisions the Xperia touch serving as a family hub. Users will view calendar events, weather information, and a memo board, wherever they will leave notes for family members to see. they will also access Skype video chats and leave video notes. It’s equipped with a 13-megapixel camera.
The projector runs android nougat, so it will anything an android tablet can do, together with net browsing, watching videos, and downloading apps from the Google Play Store. It should last about an hour on its charge, Sony says, although you’ll plug it in through its USB-C port.
While i do not necessarily purchase that this projector can revolutionize the home, the idea of families gathering around an interactive screen sounds nice. i know some parents are mindful of how often they’re on their phones in front of their children, and are conscious of how much time their children spend staring at phones and tablets. at least this way, no one has to have private time with a screen and can instead broadcast what they are doing to the whole house.
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