Indian Start-up emo2 Launches emo2 Anywhere OS At CES
The Banglore based start-up emo2 has launched a new emo2 anywhere OS at CES 2013. emo2 anywhere is a multi-user multi-touch interaction OS and it addresses the problem of large scale deployment and management of multi-user touch systems.
 Built on a patent pending technology emo2 anywhere is the first OS ever to allow multiple users to work simultaneously on number of applications. Using multi-touch, users can share and work together with gestures. In existing operating systems, there is no provision for multi-user collaboration, and it's one of the things that make emo2 anywhere different from others. Another good part about this OS is that it is controllable from cloud. You can control hundreds of work machines with a single home computer.
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The price of 21.5 inch unit of emo2 anywhere is supposed to be less than USD 2000, which is quite affordable. The units of size 21.5, 27 and 32 inches are also available. After having successful implementation of the idea at CCD (Cafe Coffee Day), Banglore, the company is now looking for developers who can work on cloud platform and emo2 SDK. We wish them huge success!
 Built on a patent pending technology emo2 anywhere is the first OS ever to allow multiple users to work simultaneously on number of applications. Using multi-touch, users can share and work together with gestures. In existing operating systems, there is no provision for multi-user collaboration, and it's one of the things that make emo2 anywhere different from others. Another good part about this OS is that it is controllable from cloud. You can control hundreds of work machines with a single home computer.
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The price of 21.5 inch unit of emo2 anywhere is supposed to be less than USD 2000, which is quite affordable. The units of size 21.5, 27 and 32 inches are also available. After having successful implementation of the idea at CCD (Cafe Coffee Day), Banglore, the company is now looking for developers who can work on cloud platform and emo2 SDK. We wish them huge success!
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