The creation brings a video printer attached to “revel” the image and sound. Instead of paper, the camera uses a touch screen layer.
The new concept is based on a combination of instant-print film technology and a one-atom-thick sheet of carbon rings called Graphene.
In theory, the top layer of the printout would hold moving pictures, and embedded speakers would provide sound. The prints themselves would be powered by shaking them (“like a Polaroid picture,” of course), as would the camera.
To see the picture you can visit digg.com and here is the link:
POLAROID
The new concept is based on a combination of instant-print film technology and a one-atom-thick sheet of carbon rings called Graphene.
In theory, the top layer of the printout would hold moving pictures, and embedded speakers would provide sound. The prints themselves would be powered by shaking them (“like a Polaroid picture,” of course), as would the camera.
To see the picture you can visit digg.com and here is the link:
POLAROID