Philips Develops Fluid Lenses
Lars T. writes "Digital Photography Review has a short report indicating: 'Philips Research at the CeBIT exhibition is demonstrating a unique variable-focus lens system that has no mechanical moving parts. Suited to a wide range of optical imaging applications, including digital cameras.' Here is Philips' press release and the Heise News article (in German) where I first heard about it. The latter also mentions that Philips has recently used the same electrowetting effect in an 'ePaper' display prototype."
fuck i wonder how many mega pixels future cameras will have on the keitai! shit mine already has 2.2 mega sluts.
A 10-layer DVD would be pretty cool.
God patented this already, cause i come with a pair standard.
No moving parts = perpetual motion!
I love the idea of OLED (Organic Light Emitting Displays) and these ePaper prototypes.
Just imagine in the future with our paper thin computers, chips the size of the tip of a finger at the bottom, touch-screens that are foldable, it shouldnt be too far off.
OLED ePaper, mmmmmm....*drools*
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I wonder if this tech can be super-sized and applied to breast implants. Crank up the current and convex the boob in a millisecond. Could make for improved Super Bowl viewing.
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Folks (and note, in particular, "Arse(sic) Technica"): please stop doing this! You're not being 'cool' - you're just making your text harder to read.
So when does this "ePaper" appear in stores?
I want to load ebooks, pdf:s and such onto a small usb-stick, or similar, connect it to my ePaper and go to bed reading it.
I don't want to fall asleep with my thinkpad in my lap again.
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Hasn't this been covered before here: Fluid Lenses?
Fucking Hell. This entire Thread should be taken off.
The very same :-)
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