In April, NEC announced plans to release a 3D all-in-one (AIO) desktop PC sometime this year.

In the all-in-one world, the MSI Wind Top 2420 3D can be considered an overachiever. Not content with merely offering a stereoscopic display, this PC is going for broke by incorporating multitouch capabilities as well.

They were probably hoping to lay claim to being the first company to bring such a product to the market but they’ve been beaten to the punch by MSI, who is set to release its Wind Top AE2420 3D AIO PC that also boasts a touchscreen and is also the first AIO PC to feature USB 3.0 ports. Sporting a 24-inch Full HD (1080p) multi-touch display comprising a 120Hz LED panel, the AE2420 3D comes with one pair of rechargeable wireless active shutter glasses and 2D to 3D conversion capabilities.

MSI’s Wind Top AE2420 3D AIO PC will be available in the U.S. from September 20 with prices starting at US$1,799.

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This message was sent to us from Brice Royer:

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Subject: Are you going to meet Jeff Han?

Hey,

Jeff Han will be appearing in San Jose! I just read the program for Interactive Displays 2009 and I’m really excited.

You can read the full story here: (Thanks Joan for the tip!)
http://www.int-displays.com

Keynoting the conference will be Jeff Han of Perceptive Pixel and Steven Bathiche, the guy that invented Microsoft Surface. There are lots of sessions on multi-touch development and plenty of product demos too!

The conference is being held in San Jose, California on April 21st – April 23rd, 2009. If you plan to attend, you’ll have a chance to meet Jeff and Steve. It’s going to be awesome.

It would be great to meet other multi-touch developers and designers at this conference. If you are going, please leave a comment!
Talk soon,
Brice Royer
Community Organizer

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