Whoa. The above video is of the Impress flexible touch screen device, created by the firm Dis.Play – one of the greatest things about this project is its use of Arduino – the physical computing chip. From the Dis.Play site on Impress: Impress is the deliverance of the touch screen from its technical stiffness, coldness [...]
Read More display, flexible display, flexible touch screen, ImpressBefore HP decides to call something "virtually indestructible," they should send it out on a rock and roll tour first. HP, in conjunction with Arizona State University's Flexible Display Center just announced a prototype of a computer screen – a very, very light computer screen – that's supposed to just rock the display market. This [...]
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