Written By Mike Ntobi on Tuesday, June 12, 2012 | 2:50 AM
TRANSPARENT COMPUTER SCREENS
Transparent computer screens are the monitors of the future. We all have seen them in Sci-Fi movies, those transparent monitors that when are turned off look just like a regular piece of glass. Nowadays, the transparent computers are whatsoever something we think we really might be using in the close future.
Given that engineers have already created an active matrix by using new technology of transparent transistors and circuits, being able to use transparent computers looks now more than ever much closer to reality. Now that we know what a transparent monitor is, let’s see how they work and how is it possible to be transparent. Well, the new high-tech transistors are made of tiny wires, called nanowires.
This type of transistors may be assembled on glass or thin films of flexible plastic and which are used to create the display containing OLEDs, or organic light emitting diodes. OLEDs are devices that are intended to be replacing the conventional pixels, about we all know they are used to create images on flat-panel television sets, computer monitors or other displays that consumer electronics are equipped with.
Redesigned MIU HDPC partially powered by Intel Atom
Proving that the third time really is the charm is Mobile Intelligent Ubiquitous (MIU) Technology’s third incarnation of its Hybrid Dual Portable Computer (HDPC), which offended our eyes when it first stepped out in public two years ago but actually looks quite stylish (albeit a tad rendered) now.
Details have always been a bit vague on what exactly warrants the "dual" in its name, but the latest set of product pages and "MIU Notices" contain enough information to put together a clearer picture of what the HDPC is all about.
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