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Cheap displays
Siemens Develops Flexi-Screens. "Siemens has developed a flexible color display screen that can be printed on something as thin as paper, cardboard, foil, or even plastic. It’s also affordable enough — about $52 for 3.2 feet — to be included in everything from books and magazines to tickets and instructions on packaging labels. Apparently this flexi-tech uses “electrochromic substances that change color when an electrical charge is administered, absorbing other light wavelengths than in their original state.”"

Gizmodo
Posted by Richard on November 15, 2005 10:43 AM