Check out this recent innovation of an ultra-thin and utterly flexible battery by a team of Korean scientists.
This may revolutionize future gadgets... Imagine a tab that you can easily fold and put it in your pocket? Would you like to have a flexible gadget like that? What other features do you think may appear in future gadgets?
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I think Samsung have a flexible screen already so lookout for a new very bendy phone in the future!
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I hope it's more flexible than my debit cards, I still manage to go through a couple a year with sitting on my wallet in my back pocket! Only the RBS ones though
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Extra thin plastic huh?
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@Abs wrote:
@perksie wrote:Extra thin plastic huh?
You sound like it's the worst invention ever
No, I love the battery, it's just jonsie's rubbishy credit cards I was talking about.
I think there will follow a totally flexible tablet and more portable devices where rigidity is a drawback.
@jonsie wrote:I hope it's more flexible than my debit cards, I still manage to go through a couple a year with sitting on my wallet in my back pocket! Only the RBS ones though
Is it just me or do cards not last like they used to? I suppose we do use them more now more than ever, but the chip on mine is knackard. The blimmin' thing doesn't even work in some shops, often I have to leg it from the checkout to the cash machine to pay for my shopping, I wouldn't mind but it's only a few months old.
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I think they just make them out of recycled pop bottles. Mine all tend to crack around the chip, I don't think I've ever had one that's expired naturally. Rbs think my present one will last me to 2017!
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I have 4 or 5 cards, no money but plenty of cards
