MOTM

Hi Paul and all,

HP Labs and others are working on ways to print circuitry onto an 
organic materials.  Maybe some day we'll see MOTM on sale in health 
food stores.  :)

"http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyId=12&articleId=112248"
"July 03, 2006  (Computerworld) -- If ink-jet printing technologies 
can be used to lay down transistors for flexible displays today, 
what's to prevent other electronics -- perhaps an entire computing 
device -- from being embedded in that same polymer sheet? Jim Brug at 
HP Labs thinks the development of flexible computing devices is just 
a matter of time, as laptops and wireless PDA phones converge...."

Fred

I wonder what that would do for my peice called "Alien Digestion"
http://synthtech.com/demo/aliendigestion.mp3 ?

   :)

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Fred Becker <mach25@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Paul and all,
> 
> HP Labs and others are working on ways to print circuitry onto an 
> organic materials.  Maybe some day we'll see MOTM on sale in health 
> food stores.  :)
> 
>
"http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&taxonomyId=12&articleId=112248"

> "July 03, 2006  (Computerworld) -- If ink-jet printing technologies 
> can be used to lay down transistors for flexible displays today, 
> what's to prevent other electronics -- perhaps an entire computing 
> device -- from being embedded in that same polymer sheet? Jim Brug at 
> HP Labs thinks the development of flexible computing devices is just 
> a matter of time, as laptops and wireless PDA phones converge...."
> 
> Fred
>