Built for museums, research labs, commercial venues, and other demanding environments, the high-resolution MT-50 Multitouch Table is the toughest and best performing multitouch table in its class. With 60+ points of input and multiuser support, the MT-50 Table serves as a digital gathering place, allowing users to interact with one another while they explore dynamic multitouch applications.

For more information on the MT-50 please visit the MT-50 products page.

Device Type:

The Ideum MT-50 is a multitouch table.

Operating System:

Windows XP or Windows 7

Basic Specifications:   full specs on manufacturer site

• 50” diagonal haptic, ultra-clear tempered glass surface
• ADA-compliant: 31” Height, 33” Width, 53” Length
• 1280×720 high-definition resolution
• Intel i7 930 Hyperthreaded Quad Core 2.8Ghz, 8MB Cache
• GeForce GTX 470 1280MB 320-bit GDDR5 graphics card
• 4GB RAM DDR3-1600
• Dual 300 GB, SATA II 10,000 RPM HD in RAID 1 configuration for data redundancy

Ideum unveils new and improved MT-50 multitouch table

Ideum's original MT2 multitouch table was certainly impressive enough for early 2009, but the company already followed it up with an updated MT-50 model in August of last year, and it's just now taken the wraps off some further, fairly significant improvements to that model. It's still a DLP projector-based system with a 50-inch screen, but the PC at the heart of the table has been upgraded to a quad-core rig with GeForce GTX 285 graphics and, just as importantly, the number of points-of-touch has been increased to sixty, making it an even more attractive option for places like museums. As before, the table also boasts a nigh indestructible tempered glass surface, which has definitely been put to the test. See for yourself in the video after the break . . . more

Ideum updates MT-50 multitouch table again

We have been talking about the Ideum MT-50 multitouch table for a while now. The last time we mentioned the slick device was back in August of 2009. Ideum has updated the MT-50 again and offered up the specs of the table. This thing really reminds me a lot of the screen that they use on NCIS: Los Angeles . . . more

Ideum MT-50 Multitouch Table:   watch on YouTube

Ideum MT-­50 multitouch table, now the fastest and toughest on the market