
Though they’re made from cardboard, they’re bigger and thicker than your everyday card. The screen takes up 2/3rds of one side and will show clips of the player, along with music and voiceovers. Even more, the cards come with 2 gigs for storage and a charger—yep, a charger—to juice it all up. That’s a far cry from the technology of yore like refractors, protective film and bubblegum. These things are pre-programmed USB sticks with a screen fancying themselves as collector items.
But still, imagine you’re a kid and you pull one of these video cards of your favourite player. That’d still be pretty damn fun. Ah, life is so much simpler as a kid. [LA Times]



















Mr Kips
Monday, May 23, 2011 at 3:17 PMcardboard cards = limited print.
digital cards = piracy pitfall
How easy would it be to dl every card from your favourite file sharing site?