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Electrically Conductive Cement

Posted by samzenpus on from the let-your-display-harden dept.

zero_offset writes "The Tokyo Institute of Technology has announced a process for creating an inexpensive, nearly transparent, electrically conductive alumina cement. The conductivity is comparable to metal, and the transparency should be adequate for use in display panels. The process relies upon commonplace and inexpensive metals compared to the rare metals such as iridium currently used in display panels."

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  1. Attn. Slashdot Community: by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Q: Why does 'Open Source' software suck so bad?
    A: Because the programmers can't see the screen

    lol

    Typical Linux User.

    But seriously, I hate every last one of you loser slashdot fucks. Yeah, you heard me, you faggots. No digg. lol. Fuck every single one of you.

  2. Tokyo Institute of Technology by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Troll

    I'm sooooo going to TIT

  3. Let's see, here... by greenguy · · Score: 0, Troll

    1. Find a way to use this stuff to make computer chips, as well as monitors.
    2. Start using 3D printers to make them. Suddenly, hardware is open source.
    3. ???
    4. Profit!

    --
    What if I do the same thing, and I do get different results?