The T-shirt or wallpaper idea is intriguing. But, I wonder if this is the next step in creating the Invisible Man. Seems like if they could make a body suit of this material, and correctly angle tiny cameras within the suit so that it shows what would normally be seen if the person wasn't there, then the illusion would be that the person is invisible.
They actually do have a suit using such technology, squinney. I forgot where I read the article -- Smithsonian or some such magazine -- but the suit is composed of thousands of screens which blend into the background, kind of like the Predator.
I wish I could be more coherent but I have been up for three days and I am coming down hard.
No, CJ, they don't have to be, but I was hoping to get some clever ideas of how it might be used if it is paper thin. What might be able to be done with it other than not having to buy an TV Stand / entertainment center etc. since it could now just be part of the wallpaper.
One in the hand is better than two in the bush? Is that what you're sayin' Patio? Or were you thinkin' Discovery Channel programming would be better on a paper thin TV?
Right. And, I'm not?
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