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Electronic Skin Changes Gadget Colors On the Fly
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06/10/09
A couple of questions I have are:
-how much power it draws to to change the colors?
-how does this differ from e-ink?
06/10/09
AFAIK E-Ink is a magnetic substance that is deposited on the backside of an otherwise blank screen, much like an etch-a-sketch.
This stuff is using liquid crystal, which traditionally requires constant power to persist. I'm not sure how they stole E-inks one trick pony, but i'm guessing that this is much mroe underdeveloped than e-ink at the time.
IT should be noted that e-ink displays are kind of thick and (currently?) they are (all?) flat.
My guess is that it uses slightly more power to switch per square inch than e-ink.
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i've been dying for dim-able windows, where your cars windows are basically giant LCDs. i'd take that over color changing cars any day.
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Milla and I have been married for years. We have an agreement where she can 'appear' to be with some director dude, but she spends most of her time with me.
I keep trying to convince her to stop with those terrible Resident Evil movies, but... well, let's just say it makes our lives comfortable.
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Translation: Sweet!
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