bounda
Jul 22 2006, 05:24 PM
| | I was watchin the discovery channel i think it was and they were showing these televisions as thin as paper, and if needed could be put into the EYE! I thought that this was AMAZING! Imagine your wife yelling at you and u just turn on your tv and watch that without her knowing LOL. You could have the news RIGHT AWAY without having to run to the tv. Who knows, will they have to attach a satellite to your head, or maybe stick a cable somewhere in you for... cable? We have soon to find out b/c the future is now! |
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Plenoptic
Jul 22 2006, 05:51 PM
Ya but what happens when your tv breaks and you need it to be fixed. I don't think that will be a big hit because then kids will be watching the television during school. Wouldn't you think though that you would see someone watching tv in their eye? Their eyes would reflect something or something would happen. I don't really think I would like the idea of having it in my eye in the first place.
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rvalkass
Jul 22 2006, 05:55 PM
I wouldn't like the idea of having a TV in my eye, it seems kinda creepy  . How would you hear it too? It would either have to have a wireless connection to a speaker in your pocket or some headphones or something, but then it could get very loud somewhere like Oxford Street with people all listening to different TV channels. How would it be powered? I wouldn't like the idea of occasional brain surgery to stick a couple of AA batteries in my skull 
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conret
Jul 23 2006, 01:34 AM
hmmm the intention is a good one but you have to think about what will happen because of it. Like we don't get enough TV already let's stick one in our eyes for the go....lol. Another thing is that how in the world are we going to get signals to the lens on the eye because things sticking out of one's eye is creepy and not right. And another thing is that the money going into this is useless considering they are making hologram computers and cell phones. In my opinion if this is going to be made it should be useda as a spy tool for gov. agents
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Cerebral Stasis
Jul 23 2006, 07:23 PM
Something that small could probably be powered by the body's natural electricity (the same kind that powers certain artificial hearts). It would be neat, but I think I would prefer TV contacts so that one can remove them if one wishes. How would one control these TVs? What would happen to the heat they would create? What kind of detail would they have?
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hh89
Jul 24 2006, 09:35 PM
Well, this is all such a good and dandy topic but it does seem farfetched about this whole computer-in-your-eye-and-brain gig. Almost sorta like that one movie...yes, Final Cut with Robin Williams. Weird movie too by the way...weird...
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Cerebral Stasis
Jul 25 2006, 11:07 AM
The topic is on having a television in your eye or brain, not a computer.
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nitesh
Jul 25 2006, 11:34 AM
I liked the idea and will grow like anything if really implementd.
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uiop
Jul 25 2006, 04:11 PM
That is a really poor idea. People already watch TV far to much, and now you want to essentially add it to their bodies?!? I think that this, and all other body "implants" are going way to far. I don't recall the exact statistic, but American's already watch literally HOURS of TV a day! Maybe TV glasses would be OK for more immersion in the film/show, but this idea... Note: I'm not trying to personally attack you bounda. I just feel that this idea needs some work.
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hh89
Jul 25 2006, 04:47 PM
QUOTE(Cerebral Stasis @ Jul 25 2006, 04:07 AM) 
The topic is on having a television in your eye or brain, not a computer.
Oh, ha...I stand corrected. 
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Matt2
Apr 1 2007, 06:17 AM
It shows how far technology has come, however I would be hesitant to stick a foreign object in my eye.....
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Cerebral Stasis
Jul 27 2006, 02:22 PM
QUOTE(kawasu @ Jul 27 2006, 12:54 AM)
i dont think they'll be able to put tv in ur eyes... that sounds abit stpid. ur eyes wont be able to focus on something attached to it ; its way to close lol.
I'm sure that they'll find some way to make it visible even if it's right before one's eyes. It's a good point, though.
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kbsp
Jul 27 2006, 12:30 PM
i cant believe that they they got tv's thin enough to go in the eye... whoa but that wouldn't be a good idea, i mean it wouldn't be nice to have it there in the first place and people would just abuse it. eg when childeren are told by perents not to do somthing they would ignore them and it would lead to bad life style and not just for kids but for every one even in adult life think about when you go to a shop and your the customer and the guy be hide the till/ counter hasn't noticed that you need help becuz he is laughing away at a comdey thats on event though it looks like the guy is looking at you.... it just would't be a good idea dont you think
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kawasu
Jul 27 2006, 06:54 AM
i dont think they'll be able to put tv in ur eyes... that sounds abit stpid. ur eyes wont be able to focus on something attached to it ; its way to close lol. i think this is mentioned in another topic on this forum, the technology is nteresting and i'd like to see where it goes as its refined. worksheets may become interactive, school learning might completely change. its quite nifty gizmo having paper thin television. ;o
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Cerebral Stasis
Jul 25 2006, 11:42 PM
QUOTE(dontmaimyourself @ Jul 25 2006, 12:21 PM)
Well I'd buy one, actually no scratch that I just remembered theres very little worth watching on TV anymore.
I wouldn't go that far. Remember, Futurama has been confirmed for at least 13 new episodes.
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