One of the big attractions in display at DSE 2012 was NanoLumen’s line of NanoShapes. This line of displays includes a square, a circle and triangle.

For example, a large circular video display served as the centerpiece of their stand. NanoShapes are designed using patented NanoSlim technology.

NanoLumens says it is the only company in the world able to reliably manufacture ultra-thin and lightweight, easy-to-install and maintain, seamless flexible digital displays in virtually any shape or size to meet each customer’s unique requirements.

The company’s patented display technology allows customers to select from 4mm up to 10mm pixel pitches (depending on the model).

NanoLumens displays feature a seamless, edge-to-edge picture quality (up to a brightness of 5000 nits) that can be viewed from any angle or any distance without color shift or picture drop-off.

Thinner than paper, meet the projected capacitive Multitouch Foil that lets you make your own zero bezel design, even on curved surfaces.

DISPLAX Skin Multitouch is patent pending and “is the first large format through glass multitouch.” Comes in a wide diversity of sizes and formats, so integrators can create multiuser and collaborative environments.

Go DISPLAX Skin Multitouch

Gorilla Glass maker Corning takes a look at the crystal sphere and tries to predict the future, presenting a vision of a future where virtually everything has some form of touch-based display.

Titled A Day Made of Glass 2, the video follows a family in a Corning-dominated future utopia where transparent touchscreens are everywhere-- taking over not only mobile device buttons, but also home windows, automobile dashboards and interactive whiteboards.

Corning presented an 80" Gorilla Glass display at CES 2012.

Possibly even more interesting is a second video on Corning's predictions, explaining what the company is actually working on to bring such a vision to reality.

Watch "A Day Made of Glass 2: Same Day. Expanded Corning Vision"

Watch "A Day Made of Glass 2: Unpacked" with a narrator narrator for details on these Corning technologies

New for ISE 2012 are some additional touch technologies for some of is Elo TouchSystems’ most popular touchmonitor models.

The zero-bezel design removes the frame found around standard monitors to create a seamless surface designed to showcase the HD wide-screen experience.

Elo says that zero-bezel projected capacitive (PCAP) touch technology gives a unique design resistant to water, impacts, scratches and other contaminants on the screen. With the Windows 7 OS and compatible driver, multi-touch functionality is available. (and with Windows 8 on the way, this year….only better.)