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Is that a printer in your pocket...?
Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 31 January 2007 05:03
These crystals start off clear, revealing their colour when heated by a thermal print head. The clever part is that different combinations of temperature and 'baking time' are required to activate each layer.
The relative simplicity of the mechanism means it could be built into camera phones or as the basis of pocket-sized printers.
The company's web site will go live after an announcement at the Demo 07 conference on January 31.
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