World's First Completely Transparent IC
An anonymous reader writes "DeviceForge is reporting that researchers at Oregon State University claim to have created the worlds first 'completely transparent' ICs (integrated circuit) from inorganic compounds. From the article: 'The technology can enable extremely inexpensive electronics for use in "throw away" devices, and is expected to be used in automobile windshields, cell phones, TVs, games, and toys, among other applications, OSU said. OSU also believes that the technology might result in more efficient solar cells or improvements and LCD displays (liquid crystal displays), it said.'"
I didn't see that coming.
Nothing to see here, please move along
...because there's so much crap on tv these days, it's difficult to not throw it away! ;-)
The revolution will not be televised... but it will have a page on Wikipedia
One day, you'll find yourself punching your PIN number into a touch-sensitive LCD display at your local ATM machine.
Still doesn't match a disc case I got for Christmas ages ago... "Compact CD Disc Case"
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