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Samsung's New Carbon Nanotube Color E-Paper

Iddo Genuth writes to tell us that Samsung and Unidym have shown the world's first carbon nanotube-based color e-paper. Interestingly, the new film is electrically conductive while remaining almost completely translucent and only 50 nanometers thick. "The company also mentions that the EPD [electrophoretic displays] has important advantages over conventional flat panel displays. EPDs have very low power consumption and bright light readability, which means that even under bright lights or sunlight, the user would be able to view the display clearly. Furthermore, since the device uses the thin CNT films, applications can include e-paper and displays with thin, flexible substrates. Power consumption is lowered due to the EPD's ability to reflect light and therefore able to preserve text or images on the display without frequently refreshing."

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  1. First post! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    cloudispants, y'all

    1. Re:First post! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

      Speaking of pants, have you ever watched Chip and Dale's Rescue Rangers?

      Notice that the males don't wear pants(their dongs must be obscured by the fur) but the females have to? Why is that?

      Gadget became obsessed with Gadget: I first met Gadget when I was in grade school. Nerdy yet attractive women were largely unheard-of at the time, especially at that level when the dykes' sexualities haven't yet manifested themselves and my nuts weren't dropped. God! That jumpsuit and those breasts.

      I spent many a Disney afternoon jacking off to that kind and compassionate, beautifully lucid woman. Eventually I became frustrated at the fact that I could not fuck a cartoon, much less marry one. To this day, I have found no woman who lives up to that ideal. Not even my mother, who is sucking my dick right now. Hold on, I have to get her a towel.

  2. Colored ePaper is nice and all, but. . . by CrtxReavr · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    . . . does this get us any closer to a space elevator?

    -CR

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    1. Re:Colored ePaper is nice and all, but. . . by CrtxReavr · · Score: 0, Offtopic

      Yes, moderate me off-topic because any mention of a space elevator in a CNT thread is completely irrelevant. . .

      -CR

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      "So is the BSD licence even more 'free' (than GPLv2)? Yes. Unquestionably." --Linus Torvalds (TinyURL.com/2vugzl)
  3. Forget flexibility, I want a vivid ambiently... by distantbody · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    ...lit e-reader, and eventually an ambiently lit 'e-painting' that looks just like the real thing but I can change it as often as I want.

    What the hell is up with this "http://slashdot.org/index2.pl", It is hanging my whole system for 3 seconds just for some lame heavily scripted web2.0-ness?! I want the old slashdot back! Help me tag it (which now suck though) 'slashdotsucks'!

  4. It's a series of tubes? by Toe,+The · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    With Ted Stevens'conviction in the news, the joke deserves a bit of a revival. :)

  5. Re:But... is she spry??? by rts008 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Aha! Bad Santa, 2003...I guess I dated myself with no out, or recourse!!! LOL!!!

    *Looks up 'Bad Santa' on IMDB in futile attempt to not look foolish*

    *sheepishly* 'What kind of sandwiches?' (nerd/geek mindset over-rules dignity)

    36 Years old?!?!?
    Eghads, time is flying by faster now!!

    Hey you kids, get off of my lawn!!!!....but leave me my internet connection....please!

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    Down With Slashdot BETA!!! I've been around the corner and seen the oliphant; you can only abuse me from your perspecti