A Laboratory of the Future Human Experience
The Fueltank is a charging device that actually has good looks. It’s from tech company Callpod and it allows you to charge two small electronic devices at the same time without the use of an outlet. Which makes it perfect for travel, when you need to charge your gadgets the most.
Continue reading… “The Fueltank: A Dual Charger”
Are you still on the fence about exhibiting at the Colorado Inventor Showcase? Well, the good news is you still have a couple days to decide, until Wed Nov 5th. The bad news is that we only have a limited few of these great spaces left.
Continue reading… “Deadline for Exhibitors at the Colorado Inventor Showcase”
For a year, we’ve listened to analysts passionately explain how online ad spending will power through any broader economic and advertising weakness. Eyeballs are moving online, this story went (goes), ad dollars will follow. Online advertising is accountable. Online advertising is the future. Blah, blah, blah.
Continue reading… “Online Display-Ad Spending Will Fall In 2009”
Lg is showing off thier new double sided LCD display at this years IMID 2008 conference held in Goyang City, Korea. The displays are 15″ and have a 14:1 contrast ratio. From a technical standpoint this is very impressive, these are not simply two screens attached to each other, but rather the same screen displaying an image on its front and back. Will the “two screens, one display” become a sensation or remain an oddity shown off at various industry shows? Only time and more importantly manufacturing costs will tell.
Continue reading… “Double Sided LCD Screen Introduced By LG”
KDDI Corporation has released a prototype of the world’s first 3D LCD display, designed for mobile phones.
Continue reading… “World’s First 3D Mobile Phone LCD Screen”
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CityWall has been around for a little bit now, offering a giant multitouch display of maps and other service-oriented features. But now the Helsinki Institute for Information Technology just launched their new 3D UI for the interactive display, which makes it look super futuristic and awesome.
Continue reading… “City Wall Multitouch Display Now Has 3D Interface”
Flexible displays that are bigger, brighter, and cheaper could be made using a new approach that involves exciting fluorescent chemicals embedded in the screen with an infrared laser.
Continue reading… “New Approach To Flexible Displays”
Besides ensuring your Precrime officer keeps on the straight and narrow, the applications a double-sided touch screen would offer are numerous. Thus it was a special treat to see Japan’s Teraokaseiko debut their double-sided touch display at last week’s Sign & Display Show in Tokyo. The screen interface, a product of Teraokaaseiko’s transparent inorganic EL panel technology, can be used simultaneously on either side.
Continue reading… “Double-Sided Touch Screen”
Miami is the land of the surf and the beach; hot babes and dishy guys dot the landscape. A little change in scene is about to happen because the residents are going eco friendly in a very subtle way.
Continue reading… “Solar Powered Bus Stops”
Jukka Roitto has built a concept device called Seek, a wrist-based computer with a retractable display. Worn naturally as a heavy wrist band, Seek will allow you to slide open its display and search the web, find your location through GPS, make phone calls, and even draft up a Word document.
Continue reading… “Retractable Wrist Display”
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OK, so it’s not really a hologram, but it is pretty cool. This project is a combination of a number of technologies. In this video, they are using a multi touch software and combining it with the Musion Eyeliner System.
Continue reading… “Introducing the “Minority Report”-Like Display”
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A new product from Microsoft Research. The Sphere comes from the same Microsoft Researchers that developed the Surface, aka “PlayTable”.
Continue reading… “Introducing the Microsoft Spherical Shaped Computer Display”
