Giant iPhone video is cool, but quite fake

This is amazing Future technology. If only apple came out with this during their last conference

Is it just me or did no one notice that he's using the chameleon bootloader at startup you can clearly see OS X, Linux and the iphone os which he selects. If the monitor is indeed, like many have speculated, with tilt and switch then why does the os selection screen appear sideways? Also the usb cable that runs from the front of the mac pro to the screen, is that outputting the display to the screen or is for the hidden multitouch interface, is it possible that the monitor isnt a stock dell maybe its modded

I'd never use the kind of thing proposed here on a desktop, because I'd get Gorilla Arm. A tablet that I could easily rest in a comfortable position, though, absolutely.

A 24" touchscreen does exist, even with the portait or landscape mode. But not with multitouch.

This is a movie and the guy has studied it very well to act like he's controlling it.

If someone could get the iPhone OS to run on a MacPro, what would prevent such an enterprising individual from hooking up an accelerometer to the back of a touch screen?

The tilt thing does less to make me think this is fake than the multi-touch screen.

and for some reason i have a hard time thinking it was a movie because I have a hard time thinking that this man timed things so perfectly to make it look real. But then again maybe he has the time to spend hours perfecting his timing to make it look like he is touching the screen and tilting.

One thing to think about is the fact that he also has the MAC login screen included as if the account he logs into is a iphone OS.

as much as I have a hard time believing that a monitor supports touch and tilt like this one, i want to believe it. If there is a monitor that supports touch like this one and is that thin with such an amazing DPI, I want one.

Thanks for clearing that up, however, I have seen a few monitors with tilt-switches (the accelerometer's younger brother). Less advanced, but does the almost same things.

The thing that sticks out for me is how on my 3.5" iPod screen images get downscaled, sometimes too much. I find it hard to believe that on a screen, capable of 1920x1200 px, the JPEGS are not pixelated. I have no idea about the built in OS icons, but I presume they are small JPEGS not vectors as well...

Ummm....I have never seen a touch screen of that size with a built-in accelerometer, but I am sure this is real.