Content bumping in multi-layer display systems

A multi-layer display system, comprising:

• a first display screen and a second display screen arranged in a substantially parallel manner in different planes, the first display screen overlapping the second display screen;
• processing circuitry configured to:
• display content on the first display screen;
• detect an input to the first display screen;
• determine an input location of the input to the first display screen and content displayed on the first display screen proximate the input location;
• and
• when the input location corresponds to a button displayed on the first screen, move display of the button from the first display screen to the second display screen in order to simulate pressing of the button so as to display, on the second display screen, content relating to the content that was proximate the input location, wherein the selected content is displayed on the second display screen at a location offset from where it was displayed on the first display screen.

A method of using a display system, the method comprising:

• having a first display screen and a second display screen arranged in a substantially parallel manner, the first display screen overlapping the second display screen so that the first display screen is located between a user and the second display screen;
• displaying content on the first display screen;
• detecting an input to the first display screen;
• determining an input location of the input to the first display screen and determining content displayed on the first display screen proximate the input location;
• and
• when the input location corresponds to a button displayed on the first screen, moving display of the button from the first display screen to the second display screen in order to simulate pressing of the button so as to display, on the second display screen, at least some of the content that was proximate the input location, wherein the selected content is displayed on the second display screen at a location offset from where it was displayed on the first display screen.