32-inch multi-touch display from SKR Technology runs on Android
We're used to seeing Android operating system for portable devices with a relatively small screen, for example, smartphones and Tablet PCs. However, the developers of the Japanese company SKR Technology, seems to have say a new word to use small robots greens from the nursery Google and use their opportunities in the digital scoreboard with a 32-inch display.
In fact, in the development of Japanese experts, yet existing in the form of a prototype, uses a software platform Android 2.2, as well as sensory system that allows you to implement multi-touch functionality. In this case the panel itself is capable of showing digital display video in Full HD resolution and has an HDMI interface and USB (the latter is used to connect a standard Android terminal with said sensor system).
According to the SKR Technology, the product was developed in response to the needs of clients who need a device with a large screen and multi-touch functionality as a smartphone. I wonder what the developers originally tried to use the software platform of Windows 7, but it does not quite meet the requirements of customers. Also reports on the Japanese company plans to create analogs with screen sizes 23 and 46 inches, and the system should be ready as a commercial decision by September.
We're used to seeing Android operating system for portable devices with a relatively small screen, for example, smartphones and Tablet PCs. However, the developers of the Japanese company SKR Technology, seems to have say a new word to use small robots greens from the nursery Google and use their opportunities in the digital scoreboard with a 32-inch display.
In fact, in the development of Japanese experts, yet existing in the form of a prototype, uses a software platform Android 2.2, as well as sensory system that allows you to implement multi-touch functionality. In this case the panel itself is capable of showing digital display video in Full HD resolution and has an HDMI interface and USB (the latter is used to connect a standard Android terminal with said sensor system).
According to the SKR Technology, the product was developed in response to the needs of clients who need a device with a large screen and multi-touch functionality as a smartphone. I wonder what the developers originally tried to use the software platform of Windows 7, but it does not quite meet the requirements of customers. Also reports on the Japanese company plans to create analogs with screen sizes 23 and 46 inches, and the system should be ready as a commercial decision by September.
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