IBM technology prints at 100,000 dpi
Sep 12, 07 10:33 AM PDT
IBM researchers in Zurich have developed a printing technology that is orders of magnitude thinner than today’s printing technology. Because 100,000 dpi (dot per inch) is well beyond what our eyes can perceive, this won’t be used to print magazines.
Instead, it could be used to “print” micro chips, OLED displays (Organic Light Emitting Diode) or the next generation film-based solar panels.
This could help create more plastic based, “flexible” electronic components for tomorrow’s gadgets.
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