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I found the reporting wanting (but this is techcrunch :-) but lately have been thinking about this sort of application. Sort of an office view screen. Now that I've got a bunch more people I interact with regularly all around the world this sort of thing is more useful. But $20K isn't the price point where I expect these to take off. Especially given that a 4K 84" TV (http://www.amazon.com/LG-Electronics-84LM9600-84-Inch-LED-LC...) is about $8k and a really nice machine to drive it and to OCV vision for knowing where you are touching it is less than $2K, the "make it" seems to be so much less than the "buy it" choice I wonder if it loses on that basis.
From a practicality point of view having a "whiteboard" that you can bring from meeting to meeting seems like a win, and if you can share it with someone else's screen in a remote location even better. And since you're probably replacing a projector set up in your conference room ($3K for a 1080p projector, $1.5K for a more modest one) that is a benefit.
I wonder if they will have these in their stores, it would be interesting to see one operate.