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Instructables: Dot matrix business card (video)

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instructables.com - 8/29/2008

Dot Matrix Business Card

— instructables.com — If my flashlight business card isn't advanced enough for you, then how about one with a full... graphical display on it that can be customised for a number of scrolling messages? This one could be made in quantity for about a $5 parts cost, and it is ... (more) Dot Matrix Business Card

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video.google.com - 8/29/2008

Video -- Dot matrix business card

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crunchgear.com - 8/30/2008

Ditch your old paper business cards for a dot matrix one

— crunchgear.com — I’ve contemplated ditching my business cards for some time, but every convention I attend and every PR... flack requires me to donate one dead tree to them. A friend recently told me he had ditched business cards altogether a while back and ... (more) Ditch your old paper business cards for a dot matrix one

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Ditch your old paper business cards for a dot matrix one
CrunchGear — I’ve contemplated ditching my business cards for some time, but every convention I attend and every PR flack requires me to donate one dead tree to them. A friend recently told me he had ditched business cards altogether a while back and immediately directs people to connect with him on linkedin, which is ...

Would someone make a movie with dot matrix business cards?
Boing Boing Gadgets — This unnervingly large dot matrix panelis far cooler than that emblem of the old ways, business cards. One imagines a scene from a 1980s straight-to-video movie in which the hero, perhaps Rutger Hauer or Christopher Lambert, hands his futuristic dot matrix business card to the villain, doubtless played by Michael Ironside. Ironside raises his eyebrow, impressed. Then everyone waits three minutes while he reads the slowly-scrolling words. From the shadows, creepy henchman Brad Dourif watches and waits. [via CrunchGear] ...