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Kaimynas
netbook
October 29, 2008 9pm
3DNTbook
It's like a cube when i open my double-sided displays, where displays can be as touched-screen keyboards and these displays also can create 3D views and all things to this computer i can connect wire...
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jsotelo
November 12, 2008 3pm
simulated holographic touchscreen - i wanna be robocop
dtoid_Alexradl
November 11, 2008 10am
Yeah, while the concept of wireless power does exist, it's definitely no where near practically "usable". I definitely think we'll have something like this in the future, just not the near future.
Emilio
November 8, 2008 8pm
Your device would likely be more expensive and energy consuming than existing computers. I think an opposite trend is what's really needed, and that's why netbooks are becoming so popular. I advocate a bold move to low power and low cost. My proposal too has multiple screens, but the goal is power optimization and low cost.
http://www.wepc.com/vote/view/idea/2558/Eternal_battery_PC
Bringer
November 7, 2008 8pm
I believe that it is possible, in theory, to remotely transmit electric power through laser beams, althoug i dont know if such technology already exists...
dtoid_l0cke
November 4, 2008 8pm
Too many people are scared of wireless power, they think it will give them super cancer and aids or something. Good idea though.
Gandalf2050
October 30, 2008 6pm
actually wireless power transfer does exist, it just doesn't work at long distances yet. For example those rechargeable battery toothbrushes are wireless power transfer between the base station and the brush, ever wonder why there's no metal parts on it? I know one company recently powered a lightbulb from I believe it was around 3 ft between the power sending station and power receiving station, with nothing but air in between.
Andre
October 30, 2008 7am
A power cable wireless, that technique does not excist, lol
Good luck with doing that invention.
Coleman Foley
October 29, 2008 10pm
Could you explain it a little more please?
GoGirl
October 29, 2008 9pm
I never seen 3D films on such netbook, can anybody show example on youtube, pls.
Vlad
October 29, 2008 9pm
Alarm system to inform where my child left netbook,-it's well generated idea. Asus try to invent it.