paper-thin display


	paper-thin display

scyleung

6-6-2007 1:23 AM

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display, paper, thin, sony

scyleung says:

paper display, great stuff for everyone(who use display).

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6-6-2007 2:26 AM

sidegik

Wow!

6-6-2007 2:30 AM

skwirlinator

Imagine what devices this technology will unlock.

6-7-2007 4:39 AM

scyleung

Well, old technology can upgrade too, like laptop can now have 0.3mm display.

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