Blade Runner-watch: Cheap, transparent displays in the lab

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A couple of grad students at USC have built a prototype transparent, flexible display with a relatively inexpensive, low-temperature process. Besides making for a charming yearbook picture, the material could also be used for cheap in-car heads-up displays, digital window signage, clothing with shifting patterns, and magical morphing power wallpaper.

USC researchers print dense lattice of transparent nanotube transistors on flexible base [Eurekalert.org]

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2 Responses to Blade Runner-watch: Cheap, transparent displays in the lab

  1. jathomas says:

    Did anyone ever get a mostly-complete parts list for Syd Mead’s lego Spinner?

  2. Frank Grimes Jr says:

    Don’t spill your horse radish on this!

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