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I guess this would be a great concept design if you were really pressed for space but, if this thing is anything like a normal printer, the ink refills will cost more than the monitor.
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Thanks, beat me to it.If they had 310 million people and a $14 trillion economy in the 1950s, they would use WAY more paper than we do.
That sounds like a real easy way to fire someone. Just, "Your Fired!" in big block letters printed in landscape.It'll be funny if you share it as a network printer, then your monitor will be pooping stuff out randomly in front of you.
if this thing is anything like a normal printer, the ink refills will cost more than the monitor.
What about a monitor that is also a scanner? All you have to do is press it against the screen and it'll be digitally transferred to be displayed on the monitor.
does anyone really want prints of them whacking off while on the interwebs? What a shit concept, really.
Why do we use more paper now than we ever did before. I thought the major point of computing was to trim back on paper usage. That has been the complete opposite. Paper usage is at an all time high. I know, my paper stocks are doing great.
there has been talk of integrating 'sensors' into the typical RGB pixels of LCD monitors, so you might have red, green, blue, touch, and visual "sub-pixels" at each point on your monitor.
The unfortunate thing is that if they did that, the scan quality would be relatively low as monitors are typically 100 pixels per inch, while scanners usually scan at 300 or more dpi.
Why do we use more paper now than we ever did before. I thought the major point of computing was to trim back on paper usage. That has been the complete opposite. Paper usage is at an all time high. I know, my paper stocks are doing great.
there has been talk of integrating 'sensors' into the typical RGB pixels of LCD monitors, so you might have red, green, blue, touch, and visual "sub-pixels" at each point on your monitor.
The unfortunate thing is that if they did that, the scan quality would be relatively low as monitors are typically 100 pixels per inch, while scanners usually scan at 300 or more dpi.