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Is a half cm square screen small enough for you?

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by oz_media 1 view

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I know people are always looking for smaller devices these days, so would a portable device with a screen less than square meet your needs? LOL! How's that for a niche client!

Seriously these guys make OLED displays for fiberoptic applications. 0.5cm .

It sounds great and the resolution is fine, but I just think it would look sorta funny mounted on my vesa wall mount in the living room.

http://www.emagin.com/

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by jaqui

embedded into a pair of glasses to view video footage from spy cameras. :D

by oz_media

I've worked with such products for ages and they suck.

Glasses, hats or what have you with pinhole cameras, pens with DVR's built in etc.

They look neato, kinda like the X-Ray specs you find on the back of old comic books, but they are all shite. Real, quality covert products cost a small fortune.

by oz_media

They really are quite high end, but more for industrial and medical applications than covert use. Spy vs Spy would be lucky to sell a single one to the pedophiles and kiddie diddlers they sell gadgets to.

No fat slob with a shoe cam in the ladies department will be in the market for such high quality products.

by nexs

With info regarding the microdisplays is the most useless thing I've ever seen in webdesign.

They've jam-packed it with over-technical information that means absolutely as much as a dump on a golfing green to people looking at the page for information.

I mean, I still don't even know what the Hell a Microdisplay is. There was so much sh!t on the page that I didn't bother cyphering the actual information from abundance of bar charts and other tot.

Ha! Good find Oz, cracked me up something proper.

by nexs

Nor did I think you did.
It was merely an observation. Perhaps even a discussion on the good and bad uses of webdesign -- in no way accusing you of the latter.

by oz_media

I wouldn't put my name on that, but then again it is perfectly suited to their target market, which doesn't include non echnical consumers. Their market wants specs and details straight up, it's not exactly a grabber full of hooks and pitches.

by nexs

I can assume the facade of a technical client to these persons, but it still, somewhere, should explain what they are trying to sell. After all, you can have a target market, but would you really want to push away everyone else?

Most of non-intended marketing comes from word of mouth.
People will, by nature, get frustrated if they have to spend too long trying to work out what they're looking at.

by oz_media

I understand your comments perfectly, that's what I do. In this case they aren't seeking other markets though.

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