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Friday, October 22, 2004
Bridgestone Invents new ultra-thin Displays
More craziness from a tire manufacturer. This time from Bridgestone who's getting into the monitor business. Very thin (.25 millimeter) monitors.
Apparently the future of the tire market isn't looking so good.
I4U News - Bridgestone Invents new ultra-thin Displays
- posted @ 9:10 AM
