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Episode 12 of the Cool Stuff Collective<\/a> and poor old Sy Thomas<\/a> has got a monkey app obsession is turning into monkey. I get to turn up and show off e-readers and to talk about the future of e-ink, what it is and how it works.
\nAs with all the subjects there is a lot to cover, ad in this case there are a few products to show.
\nFirst though I get cheered in to Muse Uprising whilst those hands are waved around \ud83d\ude42
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\nAs I say in the intro the written word is still one of the best gadgets we have, its here on this blog for a start and works great for me \ud83d\ude42
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\nI have always found e-ink a fascinating concept. Being brought up on screens, CRT then LCD and on to OLED, they have a shiny quality to them. However e-ink just looks like its not been turned on yet, like the protective example cover is still on them, then you turn a page and it changes.
\nWhen we get the principles of e-ink applied to any surface it will be amazing.
\nIf you think about the e-ink too as an adjustable but camera based trackable marker you end up in an interesting but scary loop I think.
\nWhilst on the written word, we have the Cool Stuff Wikipedia<\/a> page and I am incredibly honoured to have my page<\/a> but it would be great if Sy’s page got written. I have put a request on the biographies request page<\/a> if anyone fancies doing it \ud83d\ude42 You don’t have to mention the monkey transformation.
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\nI had refrained from photos that did not have me in them, for no other reason than copyright, but the real monkey (right) and the “needs a good iron” Sy monkey on the left was just too funny to not post. The tail gag and the end of the show is just so surreal and brilliant monkey acting from Matt.
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