Phosphorous pixels, liquid crystal, LEDs, lasers, electronic ink and now little flames used as pixels of a display. It works by transmitting “sound waves through a flammable gas creating alternating high and low pressure zones.” More »
Apple’s new Thunderbolt Display is kind of like when the Power Rangers upgraded to Thunderzords from Megazords—they’re still just Zords (er, a display), but now with more Thunder-y power. Er, right. More »
Yesterday the US Patent Office published an application for Apple’s next generation screens. The coolest new feature: a recently developed Privacy function. It would only allow someone viewing the screen head-on to read what’s on it. More »
AppleInsider says Apple’s considering expanding the matte display option that’s only available on the 17-inch MacBook Pro to other Macs, most likely the 13 and 15-inch MacBook Pros, to satisfy professional customers. We’ll see. [AppleInsider]
Remember those distortion issues people (like me) were having with the unibody MacBook Pros while using the Mini DisplayPort Dual-Link DVI adapter? We can confirm that they’re still there in the new machines. More »
For those who have a treasured item you want to display in style, the Levitron Revolution uses some sort of electromagnets—or anti-gravity voodoo magic—that levitates and slowly rotates your prized possession in space. More »
