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Futuretech #2
by sexydeadstar on Jan.30, 2010, under technology
Talking the other day a brilliant idea popped up, why not have full wall screens or “Digital Walls?” I even know how we’d install them… to some extent. They would be mounted on your full already existing wall or walls wherever you want with the glass and electronic components and all, OR you could go the route of just having the glass ‘Digital Wall’ screen installed instead of any real walls in new contruction or a remodel… Which is the route I personally would probably go for any and all of mine, Turn them off and you have see through walls, on and you don’t. Now what can you do with them you’re probably wondering? Anything you can imagine, they can play television, blu-ray, browse the internet [all wirelessly in 1080P], show ‘wallpapers’, mimic real walls in different colours with fake photo frames and such on them where you can place your own digital images…. Whatever, whenever. Maybe adding touch sensitivity and voice commands or who knows maybe even control by your cybernetic brain implants in the future.. Which is probably how I’d like to control it myself… You’re probably also wondering, what about my wall outlets? Well hello it’s the future, all electricity is going to be wireless.
February 3rd, 2010 on 10:02 am
Cool! - Loving your ideas!
July 29th, 2010 on 1:05 am
There’s a liquid crystal infused paint under development that allows you to turn any surface into a display. Granted, it has not worked out how to display in HD yet, and I doubt even the world’s richest could afford to paint their walls with it, but the tech is there. And once the tech is there, it’s only a matter of time for it to catch up to current standards and become affordable. Such a paint would work nicely as part of the first scenario you described. Add in some touch sensors, a few strategically placed mic’s, and you have a fully interactive home. In fact, the demo of it included options such as changing the entire color scheme of your home, simulating wallpaper textures, chair rails, crown mouldings, etc. But it also allowed for art, any art, to be placed anywhere. You could even simply make a wall seem to disappear by displaying an image of your backyard on it…