PQ Labs introduced demos of their Multi Touch Displays including the Multi-Touch G³ Plus and Table top models.
These can be used in any games that have touch screen capabilities, including World of Warcraft and Starcraft II. You’ll notice form the live demonstration of the PQ labs table that WoW works pretty intuitively, with the right click of the mouse simulated by touching with one finger and then tapping with the second finger. Holding down the middle mouse button and changing view was actually set to be interpreted as all 5 fingers touching the screen and moving your hand about as you would your mouse. I imagine this to get quite some use not only in gaming, but in most of the audio/video organizers out there as well. Read more at: http://multi-touch-screen.com/
Multi-Touch G³ Basic/Plus Specifications:
Available Sizes: 32", 40", 42", 46", 47", 50", 52",55", 57", 60", 65" (Custom sizes available upon request)
Glass: 3mm tempered glass
Touch Points: True Multi-Touch (Basic detects up to 6 touch points simultaneously, Plus up to 32 points)
Touch activation force: No pressure required
Touch Response Time: 7ms - 12ms
Power Supply: Dual USB Powered
Interface: USB 2.0 (Full speed)
Supported OS: Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista/ 7, Mac OS X
Warranty: 1 year parts and labor
MasterImage stated that within the next year the US should see the benefits of autostereoscopic 3D on LCD, more specifically, phone displayed 3D without the need for glasses. Seeing some of these displays in action was truly awe-inspiring. It was great to see the level of details in videos and games that could be achieved with their Cell Matrix Parallax technology, and it looks like its already being used actively in parts of Japan and should be available within the US soon.
Features
High brightness level and wide viewing angle, delivering the sharpest and highest quality 3D images
Elimination of crosstalk (ghosting)
Switchable between 2D and 3D modes. Reverse compatible with existing 2D content
Switchable between portrait and landscape modes in 3D, unique to ‘Cell Matrix Parallax’
Compatible with all existing flat display technologies
Cost effective – Manufacturing simplicity resulting in high yields
moving your hand about as you would your mouse. I imagine this to get quite some use not only in gaming, but in most of the audio/video organizers out there as well. Read more at: 
technology, and it looks like its already being used actively in parts of Japan and should be available within the US soon.
6 days ago
Many of these demos will have videos attached, they’re being processed now.