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Scientists Build Ultrathin Speakers That Look Suspiciously Like Tin Foil [Speakers]
Gizmodo —
... vibrating.) So how can this thing create deep bass? Admittedly, the company site only promotes the technology for use in cars and conference rooms, presumably as some kind of teleconferencing system. It's really really hard not to just call BS on this, especially with those hilariously serious pictures. Anyhow, stay tuned, because if they ever release something that looks like actual hardware, I'll be sure to write more about it. [PhysOrg and BBCNews via DVice]
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Ultra-Thin Speakers
Gadget Venue —
... later this year said, “The sound produced by FFLs can be directed straight at its intended audience. The sound, volume and quality does not deteriorate as it does in conventional speakers which means that public announcements in passenger terminals could be clearer, crisper and easier to hear.”
It will be interesting to see if this technology does take off as it looks rather handy as it gives the option of concealing your speakers if needed.
Via: DVice ...
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