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We know about smart TVs, we know about touchscreens, and we know about tablets that have touchscreens. What if we could now turn our TV into a giant tablet just by turning its display into a touchscreen? With the new TouchJet WAVE, this is already a reality. The company, TouchJet, is currently on Indiegogo hoping to receive funding for its rather genius $99 idea.
It works by using Android’s 4.4 Kitkat operating system as well as TouchJet’s very own television peripheral, the WAVE, to provide functionality and touchscreen capability to a regular HDMI TV. Techcrunchdescribes how it works as similar to novelty keyboards that use lasers to overlay displays onto television sets. Basically, after installing the device mount on top of your television screen (up to 60 inches away), and the AC and HDMI adapters are plugged in, you're good-to-go. The TouchJet WAVE is ready to work thanks to a built-in wireless connection, where it can then function just like your tablet by downloading apps and media. It also comes with Bluetooth 4.0, 8GB of flash storage, 1GB DDR3 memory, 2 USB 2.0’s, Micro USB, and runs a Quad-Core ARM Cortex A9 processor (Gizmag).
This type of device may not be for your average binge watcher or computer nerd, as you would still have to stand up and be by the TV set to use it, but might just be the right thing for having Fruit Ninja parties, or even giving an important work presentation. TouchJet also comes with a soft-touch stylus for those who want an alternative to finger control, and an additional mobile companion app for controlling the device using your smartphone. For those who want to access their entertainment content in a whole new way, the company has started accepting backers for its product, with shipment not expected until March of 2016. That’s a long time away, but gives the company plenty of time to tweak and troubleshoot as much as they need.
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We know about smart TVs, we know about touchscreens, and we know about tablets that have touchscreens. What if we could now turn our TV into a giant tablet just by turning its display into a touchscreen? With the new TouchJet WAVE, this is already a reality. The company, TouchJet, is currently on Indiegogo hoping to receive funding for its rather genius $99 idea.
It works by using Android’s 4.4 Kitkat operating system as well as TouchJet’s very own television peripheral, the WAVE, to provide functionality and touchscreen capability to a regular HDMI TV. Techcrunch describes how it works as similar to novelty keyboards that use lasers to overlay displays onto television sets. Basically, after installing the device mount on top of your television screen (up to 60 inches away), and the AC and HDMI adapters are plugged in, you're good-to-go. The TouchJet WAVE is ready to work thanks to a built-in wireless connection, where it can then function just like your tablet by downloading apps and media. It also comes with Bluetooth 4.0, 8GB of flash storage, 1GB DDR3 memory, 2 USB 2.0’s, Micro USB, and runs a Quad-Core ARM Cortex A9 processor (Gizmag).
This type of device may not be for your average binge watcher or computer nerd, as you would still have to stand up and be by the TV set to use it, but might just be the right thing for having Fruit Ninja parties, or even giving an important work presentation. TouchJet also comes with a soft-touch stylus for those who want an alternative to finger control, and an additional mobile companion app for controlling the device using your smartphone. For those who want to access their entertainment content in a whole new way, the company has started accepting backers for its product, with shipment not expected until March of 2016. That’s a long time away, but gives the company plenty of time to tweak and troubleshoot as much as they need. 
