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TheMegaJet:

@SolidArch we do have flexible OLED screens currently, but we have one problem, we can’t make circuitry bend, if people can find a way to make resistors, capacitors, CPUs and hard drives flexible then this idea would be valid, however, we still have the problem of practicality, we have made flying cars before but because there is no practical side to it and little market for it it isn’t feasible to mass produce it, so, If the concept could be achieved, it would be a while before it would sell

NakedCreep:

CPU, circuits, graphics cards, etc, they’re all gonna be cut into little tiny pieces.

This design won’t work.

brandon14872:

cool its like the ipad

Anytime2play:

@Skycrusher actually we do have flying cars that cost like 190,000 dollars

masterdeath01:

@TheMegaJet you’re absolutely right. the only thing preventing this idea from taking off is the fact that circuitry doesn’t bend. people’s readiness to understand that circuitry has a hard time bending will lead them to be afraid of trying them out later on for fear of having spent a ton of money for a shoddy product.

KingRizlaSize:

What application was the animation rendered in? The strap texture is spot on.

killthelivin:

@Skycrusher we do have flying cars search up “transition flying car” or somthing

Skycrusher:

@killthelivin We also have working laser weapons. But it isn’t practical, the amount of energy output required to operate it and the over heating issue, sustained use, and practical /tactical deployement means it’s possible, but not perfected. We can make miscroscopic black holes using the Haudron Particle Collider, doesn’t mean we know what in the blazes is on the other side though does it.

sd9800:

نا أعيش في حماري

MrJohnSlack:

Aperture science logo?

Minigosh:

@TheMegaJet can’t be done in mass production………. yet ^_^ its only a matter of time and at the rate technology is advancing, though it might not be exactly like this concept, OLED screens will certainly be produced faster then you might think.