made in holland!!

New E-Paper Could Show Moving Images Too

www.reuters.com... e.jhtml;jsessionid=LYNOVZDT302C0CRBAEZSFEY?type=technologyNews&storyID=3501418

Now the ladies, will have even more to show off...


Hehehe

Sounds like a cool first step into making chameleon clothing. Make it powered by Solar, Body Heat, or Movement and it might make for cool camo suits.

The crap side of this technology is of course going to be clothing with annoying Advertising Slogans and Logos dancing around on everybody.

Oh god...now rappers can advertise more brands than a frickin' race car driver's suit!!!

No! No! No!

Yeah, this will last until some kid wears one to school and pops a porn disc into the player, hehe....

Originally posted by Gazrok
Oh god...now rappers can advertise more brands than a frickin' race car driver's suit!!!

No! No! No!

Yeah, this will last until some kid wears one to school and pops a porn disc into the player, hehe....

Maybe now really fat people who like wearing spandex can display a good looking body for everyone else to view though?

Wimpy guys can have buff bodies etc, etc....Creativity on this product will be interesting.

this is being made by philips.
more info on there site but also here
www.wirelessnewsfactor.com...

www.newscenter.philips.com... mationCenter/NewsCenter/FArticleDetail.asp?lArticleId=3023&lNodeId

also something on there site about a mirror-tv can find that with the search bar

It still haas a long way to go to being perfect as there not yet as flexible as paper but still really good and they work by static electricity with black and white inside them but it will be good when they can use more colours for a commerical market.

Sweet jesus that is pimp! No porn its bad enough that that shiat plays on cell phones.

That is pretty cool.
Im sure they'll be all over buses and so forth.
Its an advertisment dream.
Deep

Originally posted by Mycroft
(AP) - Scientists have created a new type of "electronic paper" that may one day enable books and newspapers to show full-colour movies.

Tiny dots packed in columns and rows on the paper can change colours in just one one-hundredth of a second, fast enough that a whole array of these dots could display video images, said Robert A. Hayes, a scientist at Philips Research Laboratories in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. But before the movies can begin, Hayes said researchers need to devise a system to control each dot's rapid changes.

cnews.canoe.ca...

Imagine having a sheet of paper that could display any information available on computer. Cool!