This magical device can turn your table into a touchscreen

2018-11-14 13:41

Technology fucking rocks. Just when I think I’m numb to new things, along comes the Puppy Cube and blows my mind. Basically, it’s a cuboid-shaped projector. Yep, despite the name, it’s not actually a cube.

Still, rather than just being a normal projector, the Puppy Cube has some tricks up its sleeve. It runs an Android OS and – here’s the magical part – when it’s stood up, the surface it shines light onto becomes a touchscreen. Then when you lie it down on its back, it functions like a normal projector. And, even better, it’s battery powered – meaning you can use…

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