The Digital Reader

As you can see from the screenshot at right, Apple isn’t the only one working on a revolutionary watch concept.

PlasticLogic, a company best known for their flexible, low-power epaper screen technology, has recently unveiled a new concept for a watch. This device makes full use of the flexible abilities of PL’s screen tech to offer a design that hugs the natural curve of your wrist while still offering a large and sunlight visible display – something that can’t be done with your average LCD screen.

The video offers a few suggestions about how this watch might be used:
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Remember last year when the dummy iPad Mini was released over a month before the launch of the real thing?

It looks like some unnamed Chinese gadget maker has managed to pull off an even better trick with the iWatch.

We still don’t have any details on what the real iWatch will look like, cost, or what it will be able to do but there is already a knockoff on the market. It’s called the K1 iWatch, and it is available now with a price tag of around $100 (shipping included).
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What do you know about Proximity Sensing (wrt to tablets)?  If you’re not sure what this is then now would be a good time to learn. Chances are we’re going to see tech like this on tablets in the next couple years.

I was reading up on Neonode when I wrote the post about their waterproof ereader this morning, and I happened across  this concept video on their website:
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