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Microsoft rebrands original Surface table-based touchscreen as PixelSense

Microsoft has rebranded its original Surface massively multitouch technology as PixelSense, formerly only the name of the optical sensor it used, after launching the Surface line of tablets.

7-inch Xbox Surface tablet rumor emerges ahead of Microsoft's major announcement

Microsoft may be preparing to launch an Xbox Surface tablet as leaked documents suggest the company is building a 7-inch tablet.

Kinect and PlayStation Eye combined in 3D augmented reality coffee table

Bastian Broecker's amazing coffee table uses Microsoft's Kinect sensor, infrared lasers, a PlayStation Eye, and head tracking software to create a 3D augmented reality experience.

Razorfish's 5D Retail Experience Platform is a love letter to Microsoft technology

Razorfish has demonstrated its vision for the future of fashion retailing, and it involves leveraging various Microsoft products such as Kinect and Surface into a synergistic whole.

Samsung SUR40 (Microsoft Surface 2.0) now shipping

Microsoft's second-generation Surface tabletop, also known as Samsung SUR40 and on pre-order since November, is now shipping. The 40-inch multitouch LCD with Full HD, 1920 x 1080 resolution is protected by Gorilla Glass and features Microsoft's PixelSense technology.

Samsung SUR40 with Microsoft Surface 2 hands-on video

It wouldn't be CES without a demo of Microsoft's Surface technology, but this year is a little different — it's very close to being an actual product. We took it upon ourselves to visit the Samsung booth to check out the Korean manufacturer's SUR40, which should be shipping this month.

Lenovo IdeaCentre A720: a Microsoft Surface for the rest of us (hands-on video)

Lenovo IdeaCentre A720's hinge allows the screen to rotate to different angles.

MultiTouch 55-inch Surface-like display now available, upgradable to Windows 8

MultiTaction 55-inch Cell MT550W7 now available to order.

More EXOdesk details surface: 10-point touch, custom HTML5 apps

ExoPC has revealed details of the upcoming EXOdesk, including custom software and more hints at a launch during CES in 2012. Suggesting that it will be a full HD tabletop computer with 10-point multitouch and 178-degree viewing angle, ExoPC is making some lofty promises.

ExoPC teases 40-inch EXOdesk 'interactive desk' for $1,299 in 2012

ExoPC teases EXOdesk table-top computer for $1,299 in 2012.

Microsoft Surface 2.0 up for pre-order in 23 countries

Microsoft's next generation Surface is now available for pre-order.

Microsoft's Kinect-infused Augmented Projectors make your entire room a touchscreen