Dutch scientists use color-changing graphene bubbles to create mechanical pixels(theverge.com)
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Dutch scientists use color-changing graphene bubbles to create mechanical pixels
http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/24/13740946/dutch-scientists-use-color-changing-graphene-bubbles-to-create-mechanical-pixels
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I had a similar thought but went slightly further. Imagine a hd capable screen with high frame rate without back-lit illumination and then also like the eink readers not using battery life when screen is static. It could open up a lot of neat things
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invest in Bass Metals BSM, they recently acquired mine from Stratmin and producing 6000 tons of graphite per year (for customers in India, US, .. :) you can buy their shares for just 1 cent.. it can easily be 1 USD in few years
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Nitpickery aside, this is cool stuff. It will be interesting for sure to see what the first real commercialisation of graphene will be. Somehow I think that display technology is sufficiently mature that it won't be the killer app?