On March 2008 several websites and even Internet Tablet Talk (http://www.internettablettalk.com/20...ounds-project/) have mentioned the NoBounds Project, that provides a low-power solution for mobile users to expand Smartphone and Internet Tablet screens to higher resolution external displays such as high definition (HD) panels, projectors, and near-to-eye displays (NED). The project aims to output video at FullHD (1920×1080p) at 30 frames per second (faster on partial display changes) via USB or WLAN. Connect a USB keyboard or a mouse, an you have a mobile personal computer anywhere you go.

Does anyone knows that current status ? Is it available for use ? Is it still in development ?

Cheers, Jan

The nobounds appeared to use a Windows XP computer running the same program as on the tablet.
It was smoke and mirrors, look closely at the video and note the XP titlebars and Full resolution 3d on desktop and extremely cutdown limited version on the tablet.

If it was marketed as a tablet/desktop live update synced program I would be wooping to the sky about it because its a powerful principle.

I have drawn up plans for something similar via liqbase: initial testing on a desktop shows the core system will work with tweaks, all that would be needed would be a communications protocol between the machines to sync actions made on the tablet