Microsoft SecondLight

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Microsoft SecondLight technology detects where the surface is being touched on a screen and allows an image to be projected on to the material held just above. It works by rapidly switching between two projected images so quickly that it looks like a still image. This switching is synched up with a projection system that projects an alternate image through the display surface whenever it’s in transparent mode.

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