Nanocoating Waterproofs Any Gadget
An anonymous reader writes "Water has always been the bane of electronics, however American company Liquipel just announced that they have developed a way to completely waterproof any device against the elements. Using a revolutionary process, Liquipel applies a hydrophobic nanocoating to phones, computers, and other devices that completely waterproofs them and protects them against accidental exposure to liquids."
What? Your TV is only 3D HDTV? It's not WATER PROOF?! Why not? Are you poor? Why haven't you bought one? How else do you plan to entertain under water?
... are just the thing for rabid technophiles!
Strike while the irony is hot! -- The Freethinker
I can see dropping a phone in the toilet. Of course you must then recognize that every phone you see has been used while someone wiped their arse.
Speak for yourself. My wife managed to drop her LG phone in the toilet. She got it out quickly (a mano) and I suggested the rice treatment for 24 h, and it still works fine. And she still sucks a mean dick. It was a close call, though. I'm all in favor of this technology...
I went straight to Ziebart!
No, its "Zie Bart, Zie"
To-do List: Receive telemarketing call during a tornado warning. Check.
There's a solution to that already, It's called a macbook.
who needs a solution that creates more problems?
(hyperbole aside... seriously, buying new software and learning a new platform just to get that cool magnetic DC plug that Apple will sue anyone else who uses it over?)
Get back to us when you kill an IBM Model M keyboard. It's like the Tonka Truck of keyboards. You hit someone with a Model M, they're going down.
Glonoinha the MebiByte Slayer
You hit someone with a Model M, they're going down.
Unfortunately that'll be me hitting you after I have to listen to you type for a couple hours. :-)
(I'm well aware of the model M's reputation, but I don't find the better "button feel" to be anywhere near worth the noise, let alone the lack of a split keyboard or the Natural 4000's reverse tilt which I really really wish was more common. That alone makes typing far more comfortable; I don't understand why it's basically the only keyboard out there with that feature.)
Dare I make a "Yo dawg" comment?
kmem russian roulette: Aquillar> dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/kmem bs=1 count=1 seek=$RANDOM
I would be equally worried about spilling any Bud Light into my mouth...
The only real way to kill a Model M is to throw it into the fires of Mount Doom, where it was forged.