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First Touch-Screen, Bendable E-Paper Developed
Al writes "The first touch-screen flexible e-paper has been developed by a team from Arizona State University and E-Ink (the company that makes the technology for Amazon's Kindle and Sony's Reader). Jann Kaminski and colleagues at ASU's Flexible Display Center say the main challenge is that most touch-screen technologies do not respond well to being flexed. So they used an inductive screen, which relies on a magnetized styluses to induce a field in a sensing layer at the back of the display. The first adopters for the technology are likely to be the US Army. Watch a video of the device being tested."
Oh God. That's... Ow. Imagine MySpace, but in everyone's living room.
Seriously, man. Be careful what you wish for.
Some day, I'm going to say 'Oh man, you remember the Goatse wallpaper virus of 2024? What month that was.
"If you make people think they're thinking, they'll love you; But if you really make them think, they'll hate you." - DM
Only mine had one other cool feature...You could lift the plastic cover to erase. Here's a link to a pic... http://www.schylling.com/Creative-Play/MGSL-2.jpg