The new generation of Microsoft Surface has a 40 inch screen with full HD resolution of 1920 × 1080. It senses both vertical and horizontal, powered by PixelSense technology with tactile recognition of objects.
Microsoft and Samsung, in fact, have sparkled: the new SUR40 (that’s how you call the jewel), presented during the Keynote last Jan. 5 by Steven Sinofsky, is a phenomenon of technology and design, design for companies at the moment , without excluding the possibility that this gem could end one day, in private hands.
The SUR40, in practice, is a large 40-inch HD LCD monitor, often about 4 inches (almost transparent) and completely touchscreen. The peculiarity of this device is to have pixel “special” which follows the PixelSense new technology: each pixel, just like a micro-cam, is perfectly capable of recognizing (through a mechanism of IR) is there anything leaning over, making it necessary – for example – a sophisticated scanner OCR.
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Even as regards the performance SUR40 has nothing to envy anyone, it mounts an AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core 2.9GHz clock and an AMD Radeon HD as 6700m video card. Needless to say, the operating system is Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.
