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Digital copy paper

 it matches what it is put on...
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A big piece of paper 21" x 21" that is digital and has all the fixings... put it over an object/computer screen etc.. The paper, like a skin, copies it exactly and retains that image or apperance until a reset button is hit... kinda like a paper scaner of any object... or when you get that blue screen of death and want to actualy debug the screen you pull out the chamelion (SP?) paper and you are good to go.. I know 007 would want one...
—forgeman, Aug 23 2002

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       how does it work? or do you just wave a magic wand?
—rbl, Aug 23 2002
   

       Does seem a bit magical. Perhaps it's from Rowling Industries.
—bristolz, Aug 23 2002
   

       Except, of course, everything will come out backwards.   

       And why not just use a digital camera like the rest of us? (And 007, for that matter.)
—DrCurry, Aug 23 2002
   

       LCD technology... baby CCD cameras on one side... Plasma screen on the other...
—forgeman, Aug 23 2002
   

       Then it really isn't a "piece of paper"then, is it?
—DrCurry, Aug 23 2002
   


 

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