Future of tablets presentation

PRESENTED BY:MUDIT DEVAL(352)

•The Development of tablets has deep historical roots.

•The depth of these roots can be quite surprising to the people who are only familiar with current commercial products.

•For example,the first patent for an electronic tablet used for handwriting was forthe telautograph,with a patent granted in 1888.

•The first generation of modern tablets was introduced in 2010,APPLE was the first brand to do so.

•APPLE introduced IPAD in the U.S. market on april,2010.

•OLIVE PAD was the first tablet launched in INDIA on november,2010.

Tablet Market in India•Tablet PC witnessed a massive growth figure of 424%. •The sales for 2012-13 stood at 1.9 million units as against 0.36 million units in 2011-12.

PAPER TABLETS

•Researchers have developed a revolutionary tablet screen as thin as a sheet of paper that can be twisted and dropped without damage and it could replace your laptop within five years.

•Developed by Queens university in Canada.

•It could lead to revolutionary new gadgets that are virtually unbreakable and as thin as a piece of paper.

REMOTE DISPLAYS

•The future of tablets, according to Amazon: “No batteries, no processors, all streaming”

•AMAZON has filled a patent for a tablet without processors, batteries,"Remote displays" wouldpull power and data wirelessly.

•The screen will communicate wirelessly with a primary station, from where he took both the power and the data to be displayed.

WEARABLE DEVICES

Samsung is working on a Tablet Controlled by Your BrainAn easy-to-use EEG cap could expand the number of ways to interact with your mobile devices.

WHY IT MATTERSA brain-controlled mobile device could give paralyzed people more ways to interact with the world while also improving functionality for all of us.

One day, we may be able to check e-mail or call a friend without ever touching a screen or even speaking to a disembodied helper.

Thought launch: A Samsung researcher tests an EEG-controlled app on a tablet.

GOOGLE GLASS

•Glass is designed to work like a smart device that's worn like a pair of glasses.

•Features are hands-free camera that shoots photos and video through voice commands.

•Connect to the Internet simply by tapping on the right frame of Glass.•Live video streaming