Daily Tech: LG.Philips to Reveal High-Res E-Paper at CES

January 3, 2008

by POPSUGAR Tech 6

I'm already gearing up for CES and can't wait to check this out, the LG.Philips LCD E-Paper model. Let the fun begin! — CrunchGear
A New York–based comedienne and self-proclaimed "first advocate for moderation in cell phone use" has given up her cell phone as a New Year's resolution. What is she on? — Switched
They wonder "What geek can resist replacing their boring vehicle horn with a 5 trumpet Wolo 485 Star Trek Air Horn?" I say resistance is futile. Star Trek Car Air Horn: Proclaim Your Geekyness to the World at 118 dB — Gizmodo
Get your credit cards ready because Lin & Leo are having another great sale on their beautiful laptop bags — Shiny Shiny
Learn how to play a real guitar with the latest and greatest Guitar game Guitar Wizard — Boing Boing
Netflix will be delivering more movies directly to televisions via a set-top box to be made by LG Electronics Inc. later this year. How can Blockbuster compete with this? — Wired

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KristinDaBomb 5 years 19 weeks

I never use a cell phone.

m m m 5 years 19 weeks

Down with Blockbuster! Corporate Schmucks. I can't believe they already increased their prices on their stupid copycat, trying to smash the competition mail plan. When is that company going to fold already?? I curse them for all the thousands of independent video stores that they put out of business. Screw them!

kitkatherine 5 years 19 weeks

i'm happy about the netflix thign, we are switching to that from blockbuster because blockbuster raised our plan price.

SkinnyMarie 5 years 19 weeks

Im not a big cell phone user, but I don't think I could go without one.

vinnie 5 years 19 weeks

I lived without a cell phone for a while. Having to pull over to find a phone to let an appointment know you're stuck in traffic is a real pain in the a**. Not to mention calling home from the grocery store because you forgot your list. And let's talk about pay phone sanitation. Gross!

Liz7757 5 years 19 weeks

I think e-paper would be perfect for including videos in periodicals (i.e. exercise, hair, and make-up tips, interviews). I imagine that's where it will end up eventually. It just has to become more cost effective and bio-degradable. When I first heard of e-paper about 2 years ago, I thought it would be neat to have a "book" made of e-paper that you could buy and have the ability to download various books, papers, and magazines to for a nominal fee. But they make those now, so I've missed the boat on that idea.

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