Microsoft and Samsung has unveiled the latest in surface computing in SouthEast Asia – the Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface.
Prices for Singapore are estimated to be S$15k with LCD display only, and another S$750 to include the stand.
New PixelSense Technology enables the Samsung SUR40 to “see” and respond to touch and objects, creating new possibilities for interactive displays in various settings.
With Microsoft’s PixelSense technology, LCD panels can see and respond to touch and objects without using cameras.
SUR40 will allow people to share, collaborate and explore together using a large, thin (4-inch profile) display that recognises fingers, hands and other objects placed on the screen.
The interactive 40-inch Full HD 1080p (1920×1080) LCD panel can be used horizontally as a table, mounted vertically on a wall or embedded in other fixtures and furniture.
The collaboration between Microsoft Surface 2.0 software and Samsung’s display technology is now available through the Samsung channel and reseller partners in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.
Pricing and availability of the SUR40 may vary across countries and/or regions based on country-specific duties, taxes and fees.
Key specifications of the SUR40 is listed below.
Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface | |
Audio Out | HDMI / stereo RCA / SPDIF / (2) 3.5mm audio out jacks |
Brightness | 300 CD/sq m |
Communications | 1GB Ethernet/802.11/BT |
Contrast Ratio | 2000:1 |
CPU | AMD Athlon X2 245e 2.9GHz Dual Core |
Display Resolution | Full HD 1080p 1920×1080 / 16:9 ratio |
GPU | AMD Radeon HD 6750 1GB GDDRS |
HDD | 320GB |
HDMI In / HDMI Out | Yes |
I/O Ports | 4 USB, SD Card Reader |
Operating System | Windows 7 Professional for Embedded Systems 64-bit |
Operating Temp. | Max ambient 30C |
Panel Size | 40” Diagonal |
Protection Glass | Gorilla Glass |
RAM | 4 GB DDR3 RAM |
System Management Tools | DMFT DASH Support |
Weight – with std. legs | 50.4 kg / 111.1 lbs |
Weight – standalone | 36.8 kg / 81.1 lbs |
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