Digital Clock as Thin as Paper
Elitist_Phoenix writes "Citizen Watch has created a clock that is Paper thin! This unique design is enabled by E Ink Imaging Film. In addition to the fact that no backlighting is required, the display also has an inherently stable memory effect which requires no power to maintain an image - both of which drastically increase the battery life. The result is 1/100 the power consumption of traditional display options. Citizen Watch Co. and T.I.C.-Citizen Co. have not yet announced a launch date for this product, but it is expected to be commercialized in Japan in 2005."
Now I can lose my watch that much easier!
I can't wait to see when these same guys make a single sheet of paper as thick as a digital clock! It would be sweet. I don't think I see many uses for it though...
A guy walks into a bar... well, I forgot the joke, but the punchline is that he's an alcoholic.
Paper-thin redefined as cardboard-thick!
This could make the best t shirt ever. Of course you could probably never wash it, but who cares if you smell. You'd be too pimpin for people to complain.
...reasonably priced, non-DRM'd, long lasting battery...
Pick two, then we'll talk.
"Victory means exit strategy, and it's important for the President to explain to us what the exit strategy is." G.W.Bush
are we talking notebook computers? Isn't there already a little clock on the screen in the lower-right corner (in both windows and linux)?
A beowulf book of these. :)
Just glance down at your wrist and BAM!
BAM!? What... you walk into a tree?