• Afterglow, a laser drawing system for presentations, now available

    Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

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    Afterglow is a presentation system that allows you to draw and point on a projector screen using a laser pointer and a PC. First announced way back in 2007, the system is now available online for $1980.

    The product can be used a a pointer on the screen to control the mouse or as a virtual “pen” to draw lines and arrows on presentations. Larger implementations would allow for digital graffiti to appear on the sides of buildings.

    The kit includes:

    * Afterglow Software CD with license for one PC
    * Green Laser Pointer 532nm <1MW Class 2 (2 AAA Batteries Included)
    * USB CCD Camera with Removable Lens
    * Tripod
    * 6ft USB Cable

    It only works under Windows. The camera watches the pointer on the screen and controls the mouse just like a 3D pointing system. The product was originally created in Japan and just made it State-side this week.

    http://www.afterglow.biz/gallery/img/index_movie.swf

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