$1,000 Spray Makes Gadgets Waterproof
Rio writes "A new $1,000 spray claims to protect notebook computers, iPods, cell phones and other electronic gadgets from liquid, making them completely waterproof, a Local6.com report says. A creator of the technology said it could be used for emergency first-responders, bio-medical devices and historic preservation." This might be a bit of a flashback from last year.
9. What aspects confuse people most about this process: a. People get confused and think this is a spray. It is not, the coating needs to be applied in a piece of equipment. b. People seem to wonder a lot about the contacts and how they are sealed. The contacts are not, the surfaces are sealed. So, water can run in and out.