Scientists build soft, transparent contact lens displays with nanomaterials

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Of the contact lens display prototypes that we've seen so far, few if any are focused on comfort -- a slight problem when they're meant to sit on our eyeballs. A collaboration between Samsung and multiple universities may solve this with display tech that's meant to be cozy from the start. By putting silver nanowires between graphene layers, researchers have created transparent conductors that can drive LEDs while remaining flexible enough to sit on a contact lens. Current test lenses only have one pixel, but they're so soft that rabbits can wear them for five hours without strain. Scientists also see the seemingly inevitable, Glass-like wearable display as just one development path -- they're working on biosensors and active vision correction. While there's still a long way to go before we reach a cyberpunk future of near-invisible displays, we may finally have some of the groundwork in place.

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Source: ACS Publications

Tags: biosensor, ContactLens, contactlenses, cyberpunk, Display, graphene, led, nanowires, samsung, UniversityOfIllinois, UniversityOfIllinoisAtUrbana-champaign, UniversityOfWashington, wearable

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This year's Computex certainly didn't come and go quietly. From a 6.5-magnitude earthquake shortly after landing in Taipei to tons of tablets, smartphones, Haswell systems and more peripherals than you can shake a Taiwan dollar at, this has been one whirlwind week of hot and humid adventure. Unlike other shows abroad, this country's massive computer exhibition is only growing in importance, as more manufacturers from both East and West choose to announce products and services here in the Republic of China.

The week was filled with unveilings both revolutionary and evolutionary -- from quirky to crucial, there was a lot to take in. You'll find many of our show picks at our Computex 2013 event page; there are dozens upon dozens of articles, hands-on videos and photo galleries to sift through, so set aside some time over the weekend and dig on in. We've also rounded up links to each and every related post after the break -- click on through for all that and more.Computex 2013 wrap-up See all photos 13 Photos

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ACER

Acer shows off Aspire R7 Star Trek edition, we go eyes-on at ComputexAcer upgrades its Ultrabooks, other PCs with HaswellAcer Orbe: a wireless storage hub for its cloud serviceAcer Liquid S1: a 5.7-inch smartphone with stock AndroidAcer Aspire S7 refreshed with WQHD screen, S3 gets makeoverAcer Iconia W3 is first 8-inch Windows 8 tablet, hits this month for $379New Acer smartphone, tablet appear ahead of press conference

ASUS

ASUS' Jerry Shen flaunts unannounced MeMo Pad FHD 10 LTEASUS MeMo Pad HD 7 gets August release dateASUS' ET2702 all-in-one is its first with a 2,560 x 1,440 screenASUS shows off new touchscreen, USB and gaming monitorsASUS ROG reveals Poseidon Formula One 'ultimate gaming machine?'ASUS teases upcoming mechanical ROG 'Armor Keyboard' for gamersASUS' 31.5-inch 4K monitor costs $3,799, 39-inch version coming in Q3ASUS ROG announces G750 laptop with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 700MASUS launches dual-band router with combined 1900Mbps speeds ASUS adds liquid-cooled Haswell to ROG TYTAN G30 desktop ASUS FonePad Note hands-onASUS Transformer Book Trio hybrid runs Windows and Android ASUS announces VivoPC home theater PC ASUS MeMo Pad HD 7 coming to the US for $149 ASUS reveals FonePad Note has 6-inch 1080p display ASUS VivoMouse wireless optical mouse packs multi-touch trackpad ASUS Zenbook Infinity official with Gorilla Glass 3 lid, touchscreenASUS announces the MeMo Pad FHD 10ASUS Desktop PC G10 packs built-in UPS and portable batteryASUS unveils 31.5-inch 4K monitor ahead of ComputexASUS Computex teaser claims new hardware will 'move you' ASUS Zenbook Infinity to appear at Computex with Gorilla Glass 3 lid ASUS 'We Transform' teaser leaves us waiting for more teaser videos

DELL

Dell unveils pro Haswell-powered laptops and desktopsDell's Alienware X51 desktop gets Haswell, NVIDIA GTX 670 graphics Dell refreshes XPS 12 Ultrabook, XPS 27 all-in-oneDell XPS 11: meet Dell's answer to the Lenovo YogaDell VP says forthcoming XPS 11 will be a Yoga-style hybrid

GIGABYTE

Gigabyte outs three low- to mid-range handsets with dual SIM slotsGigabyte reveals prices, availability for U-Series Haswell notebooksGigabyte Smart Lamp doubles as an Ultrabook hubGigabyte shows four prototype BRIX mini PCsGigabyte PC revamps include game-ready Ultrabooks

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Is the Samsung Galaxy S 4 coming with an Intel mobile chip?Intel formalizes Thunderbolt 2, promises products this yearIntel VP: 'Lack of LTE' hampers our approach to the US smartphone market Intel announces Creative Senz3D Peripheral CameraIntel teases fanless Haswell Core processor tablet at Computex Intel targets Bay Trail '2 in 1' tablet / laptops for the holidays Intel's first LTE chip for Bay Trail-powered tablets capable of global roaming Visualized: Intel's Haswell Core i7 overclocked to 6.88GHz Intel to launch Celeron and Pentium chips based on Atom architecture

SONY

Sony VAIO Pro 11 flagship ultraportable reviewSony's VAIO Pro Ultrabooks start at 1.92 pounds, $1,150Sony gives the slider another shot with the VAIO Duo 13Sony VAIO Duo 13 Windows 8 slider review

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OTHER NEWS

Gajah unveils E Ink case for iPhone 5 and Galaxy Note IIMicrosoft Office to ship free with sub-10-inch x86 Win 8 tabletsWindows RT to come with Outlook app starting with Windows 8.1 updateQualcomm unveils Snapdragon 400 with built-in LTE E Ink launches Mobius flexible smartwatch display We're live from Computex 2013 in Taipei! Mozilla inks deal with Foxconn to co-develop Firefox OS devices MSI refreshes GT and GE gaming laptops, teases new 14-inch modelFoxconn and Mozilla join hands over Firefox OS

OTHER HANDS-ONS

Sharp shows off 14-inch and 15.6-inch 3,200 x 1,800 IGZO panelsE Ink and Sonostar pair up for Mobius flexible-display smartwatchSoftKinetic teases embedded 3D depth camera for Intel devicesMSI shows off concept gaming laptop with a touchscreen trackpadNVIDIA CEO demos new stylus touchscreen techMSI's Primo 81 7.85-inch tablet has same display as iPad miniPMD and Infineon show off tiny CamBoard Pico S 3D depth camera

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In addition to demoing its Digital Paper collaboration with Sony here at SID, E Ink is showing off some new tech that's consumer-oriented in a very different way. Its solution for ESLs -- electronic shelf labels, obviously -- enables real-time pricing readouts for retailers such as supermarkets. E Ink's Spectra electronic paper display (EPD) is purportedly the world's first to offer three pigments: black, white and, for the demo's purposes, red. That third color can be swapped out for blue or green, but the point is to make the price placards readable -- both for customers and the businesses themselves. While these panels aren't widely adopted stateside, similar tech already has a firm footing in Europe. It's certainly more efficient to update the same screens with new info rather than swapping in new paper signs every time the price of milk fluctuates -- and it looks a lot cooler, too. Spectra will become available sometime in Q3 of this year.

E Ink's new Aurora EPD is a little less exciting for the average consumer, but the company says this tech is another first. Able to withstand super-low temperatures (as cold as -25 C), these screens will be incorporated into wireless shelf tags displaying MSRPs in freezers and especially frigid climates. According to E Ink, Aurora's low-temp film allows pigment to move even in cold environments, something we couldn't exactly put to the test on the SID show floor. Still, the company seems confident in its product; it will be shipping its displays to partners starting in July.?E Ink Spectra three-color retail display eyes-on See all photos 6 Photos

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