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gizmodo.com - 10/27/2008

Double-Layered LCD Screen Concept Adds Sense of Depth to Pics [Displays]

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Exactly like the old animator's trick of having stacked gels photographed at different depths in front of the lens, this concept display by designer Mac Funamizu has a dual-layered transparent LCD screen. The idea being that by displaying suitable images on both screens, you'll get a sense of ...

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techon.nikkeibp.co.jp - 10/30/2008

[FPDI] Sharp Adds Memory Function to LCD Panel -- Tech-On!

— techon.nikkeibp.co.jp — Sharp Corp developed an LCD panel that has a memory function to maintain the displayed content even... after power supply is cut off and exhibited it at FPD International 2008 . The panel came in 14.1-, 6.1-, 2.4- and 1.7-inch sizes. Sharp presented ... (more) [FPDI] Sharp Adds Memory Function to LCD Panel -- Tech-On!

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ubergizmo.com - 10/27/2008

Double Pane LCD Display Concept

— ubergizmo.com — Designer Mac Funamizu, the same guy who is keeping his fingers crossed that the Mac mini will... not die , has also released a double pane LCD display concept that sees dual layered LCDs to create a sense of depth whenever you overlay graphics. This ... (more) Double Pane LCD Display Concept

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Double-Layered LCD Screen
Gadget Venue — ... a slight adjustment to the image displayed behind, the user will get a sense of depth to the images. There isn’t much information yet as it’s just a concept, but the possibilities that this device could be used for are things like GPS navigation to give a more 3D sense of the road and digital photo frames. The idea is good and probably possible to create now as it seems like all the technology is currently available to make it actually work. Via: Gizmodo and Ubergizmo Written by Gadget Venue. If you are not reading this in ...