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GM researches smart windshield 
September 4, 2008, by Kami Buchholz, SAE
Futuristic windshield aims to help older drivers
July 18, 2008, by Margaret Harding, AP
Wade
Bryant on the interior design of the Chevy Volt
January 10, 2007, by AutoblogGreen
Electric
Chevrolet Volt Concept Debut at NAIAS
January 8, 2007, by Frank de Leeuw van Weenen
Windshields
read like dashboards
March 1, 2004
Display
firm gives heads-up to investors
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SuperImaging Exhibits at CES 2009
01/09/2009
SuperImaging exhibited our MediaGlass store window advertising system at CES.
Engineers stopped in their tracks and Ph.D's practically wet their pants, seeing the advertsising technology that appears
to break the laws of physics. "How can light stop on a clear surface?" people asked. Our sales department likes to tell
customers it's magic, but the truth is that it's nanotechnology. Virtually invisible particles some 1/10,000 the
width of a human hair are put on a film using a patented process, and when the blu-ray light hits the film, the particles emiss, or
glow, putting out blue light.
Representatives of industry giants such as Intel stopped to marvel at the technology. Sadly, there
doesn't appear to be an application for advertising inside computers alongside computer chips, but for retail firms, HUD vendors,
and display companies,
significant possibilities exist.
Talks are now underway to devise black-screen projection, where the black screen glows
instead of reflecting light, while providing a higher contrast than white screens, whose "dark" is comprised not of a black surface, but of
a white surface without light projected onto it.
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