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It could potentially allow you to stack 3 infront of eachother to render color instead of needing alternating colored subpixels. Not sure if that would actuall

by Tobba_ 9y ago

It could potentially allow you to stack 3 infront of eachother to render color instead of needing alternating colored subpixels. Not sure if that would actually be useful for anything besides a density increase, but it could make color vector displays feasible.

trisimix 9y ago
Ooo moo how about a 1 Foot deep stack that can create real 3 dimensional objects.
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- Tobba_ 9y ago
  Probably not gonna have as much luck with the transparency at those thicknesses.
  - ben_w 9y ago
    Indeed. However, atomic thick layers can probably be levetated easily (electrostatic or magnetic), and it doesn’t need to be solid to fool our eyes.