Computer monitors that roll up small enough to fit inside a briefcase (or backback, for that matter) then unrolls into a solid structure sounds pretty damn good to me.
That must be such a pain to work on. Can you imagine all the first tries? "Almost, almost got it... *crack* DAMN!" Honestly, as a digital artist, I dunno how much I'd like something like that. The colors come out screwy enough on flat screens. It might get REALLY tough on roll-out screens.
Ariel, stuff like this makes me really sit back and ponder, "What will they think of next?!" Like Joelle, I can see how this might not be the greatest thing for designers, but for the average business person on the go, it could be very useful.
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That must be such a pain to work on. Can you imagine all the first tries? "Almost, almost got it... *crack* DAMN!" Honestly, as a digital artist, I dunno how much I'd like something like that. The colors come out screwy enough on flat screens. It might get REALLY tough on roll-out screens.
Ariel, stuff like this makes me really sit back and ponder, "What will they think of next?!" Like Joelle, I can see how this might not be the greatest thing for designers, but for the average business person on the go, it could be very useful.
While it might be a hassle at first, imagine what it'll be like when it's perfected. You could had a decent monitor anywhere with your laptop!
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