Last week, in Las Vegas, a new edition of the CES took place. Among the many products that were shown there, one was already confirmed by LG, even before it started: a 52-inches multi-touch LCD screen.

The immediate question that comes to mind is: what's the difference between a multi-touch screen and a regular touchpanel? The conventional one only accepts one input at a time, while the "multi-touch" admits more than one simultaneous input. To this end, Philips has equipped this monitor with an infrared image sensor.

It will have a resolution of 1.920 x 1.080 pixels, which places it right there in the "full HD" category.

Link: PC World.

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