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New York-based display technology company
Magink has taken a major step towards electronic paper.
By creating a paste made of tiny helix-shaped particles
that can be minutely manipulated with electric charges to reflect light
in highly specific ways, Magink can produce surfaces that look like
paper but behave like electronic screens, rendering high-resolution,
full-color
images without ink – or, as Magink executives like to refer to the
process, with digital ink.
from
the New York Times
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Hi everyone
The name’s John, though most people call me ‘Freaky’. 😛 I’m in my “teens” and kinda lost in the world at the moment…however, I’ve found the hippie “culture” and discovered that it fits me very well…I’m not trying to fit into it, it just kind of fitted onto me.
I have lots of questions, which hopefully some of the older and wiser people on this board will be able to help answer.
Here’s to hoping this board will be able to help me discover more of myself and fuel my beliefs.
Keep smiling, John from Online Payday Today