It was just earlier this month that Sony launched its Android-powered, touch-enabled short throw projector, the Xperia Touch. Sony has been more or less consistent in keeping its smartphones up to ...

Sony has finally brought its Xperia Touch projector to market at $1,699.99. The device can project a fully functional Android interface onto a table, wall, or other flat surface in your home, and it ...

Stateside folks may finally nab their own Xperia Touch projector for a cool $1,700, Sony has confirmed. This projector turns a flat surface — a table, a wall, or anything clear of obstructions — into ...

After previously unveiling their new interactive Xperia Touch projector earlier this year, Sony has now made it available to purchase, allowing you to interact with its projections on almost any flat ...

There are a lot of portable projectors that use Google’s Android operating system to let you beam apps like Netflix, YouTube, or Angry Birds to a wall or screen. Sony’s Xperia Touch is something a bit ...

During Sony’s MWC 2017 press event, Sony introduced four new smartphones that are due to be released in the coming months. However, that was not all they announced as Sony also showcased a new ...

Sony has announced pricing and availability for the Xperia Touch today. The Xperia Touch is priced at $1699 and is available right now through Amazon. It is eligible for Amazon Prime’s free two-day ...

We've been keeping an eye on Sony's Xperia Touch projector for over a year now (closer to two, in fact). It's a smart speaker, a projector and an Android tablet all combined into one device, and the ...

Sony’s latest odd contraption is a projector with an interactive display — the Xperia Touch has been shown and demonstrated at previous trade shows, but the company is finally bringing it to market.

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The time has come for you to turn your doors, walls, and cabinets into touchscreens. Sony unveiled its Xperia ...

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Sony at Mobile World Congress earlier this year unveiled the Xperia Touch, an Android-driven projector that uses a 60fps camera and infrared sensors to detect taps and gestures on a 23-inch projected ...