TouchPico promises to project your favorite Android apps (pictures)
Touchjet unveiled its TouchPico all-in-one projector and sensor at CES 2014.
Megan Wollerton
A close-up of TouchPico's projector and sensor.
Playing the Google Play Fruit Ninja app on a table with the included stylus.
The back of the TouchPico.
The $150 DroidBox is a less expensive, sensor-only option that attaches to any existing projector.
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