On the eve of the consumer launch of Windows 10, I'm reminded of an oft-repeated theme in tech: That the idea of future technology can sometimes get way ahead of the reality. I saw a good example of this phenomenon at CES, where Sony showed off its vision of the smart home, called Life Space UX.
Sony had created a gorgeous modern apartment at its show booth, and one of its primary features was the idea of screens everywhere. There were several unbelievably small short-throw projectors strewn about the place, each able to instantly transform a nearby wall into a display, showing any information the user wanted. Read more...
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