LinkOn 112W high-power USB-C car charger
In total, this car charger -- which fits easily into the palm of your hand -- can output a total of 112.5W.
Think your cell phone is too heavy? Just wait until you can get your hands on a PaperPhone.
Think your cell phone is too heavy? Just wait until you can get your hands on a PaperPhone. Researchers at the Queen's University Human Media Lab in Ontario, Canada worked with the E Ink Corporation to develop a prototype (E Ink helped develop the technology behind Amazon to develop Kindle.).
Probably the most interesting aspect of this phone is that you bend it to execute commands called bend gestures.
For more on the PaperPhone read Chris Jablonski's ZDNet blog and David Meyer's blog from ZDNet UK. Queen's University Human Media Lab is also working on a snaplet watch shown later in the gallery.
Here's the research behind PaperPhone and a video showing how it works.
Caption by: Andy Smith
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