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Thin, Flat LEDs

An anonymous reader writes "Here's a story about how a company called OMRON has developed a totally flat light source which might give traditional LED's a run for their money." And reader ekarjala points to an article in the EE Times about thin, organic LEDs.

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  1. totally flat? by gid13 · · Score: 5, Funny

    wouldn't that be 2-dimensional? what is this, star trek?

    1. Re:totally flat? by Rew190 · · Score: 5, Funny

      Doesn't "flat" refer to the curvature of a surface?

  2. Correct link? by grub · · Score: 4, Funny

    I don't think that link is correct:


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    Nowhere on that page does it mention flat LEDs!

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  3. MORON? by noitalever · · Score: 5, Funny

    Did anyone else read that post as "Here's a story about how a company called MORON has developed a totally flat light source"

    and I'm thinking Holy Crap their marketing team has a tough road ahead

  4. Re:Slashdotted already by Matey-O · · Score: 4, Funny
    Imagine your light switch now has 3 knobs, ones for red green and blue, plus an intensity switch. You could set up some nice mood lighting using rgb values.

    OOO yeah! And 802.11b for access from my PDA! And X10 so I can turn on my lights using my Garage opener...finally a use for the other two buttons on my sunvisor!

    Um, it's a light. On, off and dim are pretty much the limit of what 99.999999% of the world wants. That other .000001% can't get laid and thus don't NEED mood lighting.

    (I hope I didn't just make a 'foe' there)
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