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Display technology advances year on year, yet full-colour
ePaper has yet to make its full mark.
At the same time, though, laser printer technology has
advanced rapidly, producing full colour copies at
resolutions far better than the best of bestest monitors.
MaxCo is therefore pleased to
announce the successful
development of its latest pPaper displays.
Using the current printing technology, a rack of only 120
industrial-spec laser printers is required, along with the
dedicated power generator and driver hardware. As
each
printer prints in rotation, the pages are collated and
whisked
along using technology borrowed directly from Fleet
Street, and brought into position before your very eyes.
There, each page is held stationary for 1/60th of a
second
before being whisked away in less than the blink of an
eye,
to be replaced by the next.
For the first time, you can enjoy a full A4's worth of
600dpi
crispness!
Additional additions and optional options include the
Origamitronic Expansion Pack, giving you a full 3D
experience.
Endless-loop screensavers are available, and are
recommended if you leave your monitor unattended for
long periods, or live in a tree-poor region.
Fruit Displays, for Fruit Ninjas
Fruit_20Punch_20Cart
[theircompetitor, Dec 13 2012]
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This is a great idea. I am not so bothered about the resolution possibilities, as for the readability - think of how e-readers are sold based on their paper-like screen quality, not backlit but readable by ambient light. |
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The lag might be irritating when playing action games, I think. |
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//The lag might be irritating when playing action
games// Yes, but think of the crispness with
which
the wreck of your helicopter gunship can be
portrayed! |
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However, if this concerns you, we recommend our
Print Buffer Extension Rack, Multiplex Sorter and
accompanying software. All possible actions are
anticipated and printed, with only your actual
active
action being delivered right on cue*. |
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(*Not recommended for MMPORGs) |
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Also for the tree poor region you can recycle sheets. Have an additional rack of printers supplied only with white ink. They take each page and print over it exactly, and send the sheet to be printed again. |
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How noisy is this thing going to be? |
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//How noisy is this thing going to be?// How noisy
would you like it? |
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Incidentally, we are just launching our new sound
card as a supplementary optional add-on extra extra
option. It includes a full 88-note in-line punch
which can be configured for all major models of
pianola. |
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//Not recommended for MMPORGs// |
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//windowed desktop version// Such a system is
under development. Or "undeveloped" as we say for
brevity. |
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In the meantime, we've got the "Print Screen"
option pretty well sorted. |
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I like the scalability... need a larger display?? simply
buy a bank of A3 printers. Problem solved. |
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John Logie Baird would be proud, and
probably more than a little baffled. |
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Could the system be adapted to place
transparency films on an overhead projector,
for that "big screen" experience? |
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Damn, [8th]. I wish you'd suggested that before we
started development of our automated billboard
paster upperer. |
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Forget the white-ink printer. What you need is a dye-based (NOT pigment) ink that fades very quickly when exposed to UV. Include a high-intensity UV bleaching step after the display module, and you're good to go. |
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printed on a disk that is wiped clean when the part of
the disk it out of your site, this could be fantastic for
3d, like that viewer with bugs bunny I used to look at
when I was a kid. |
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better yet, it is sprayed on a thin film of soap with
every "frame" popped when done. |
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