As if the Panasonic 103" wasn't large enough to draw a crowd on it's own, Muse has taken it a step further and made the world's largest production plasma interactive. Utilizing infrared technology, Muse is proud to announce the availability of touch enabled 103" plasma displays, you can now control what's on screen with the touch of your finger.

"We chose infrared touch technology because it does not degrade image quality, there's no film on top of the display," comments Director of Operations Kevin Hara. The new option is multi-platform (Windows and Macintosh capable) and does not interfere with normal operation of the plasma. "People are drawn to it. Initially they're scared to touch such a large piece of equipment, but once they get a taste of the total immersion that's possible with such a large screen they really get to experience the content in a brand new way."

Interactive devices not only attract visitors to a tradeshow booth, but they retain them longer.

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