No longer are moving images only the domain of tv screens and bewitched newspapers for witches and wizards.
Esquire is the first magazine to use E Ink on their cover. Sadly, they took this rather impressive bit of technology and turned it into a cheap flashing neon sign. What's that, Mr. Esquire, about the web being a "cacophony of noise"? Although I cringe to think of an entire newsstand looking like downtown Tokyo, you've got to admit there are some pretty incredible possibilities with this stuff. Maybe one day even us muggles will have moving photos in our newspapers...
More thoughts on my new blog interest, Design Assembly.
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Another cool vid on E-paper here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oq_2LiTxhls
They stole my Harry Potter analogy, but alas, what is one to do?
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