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“Lumalive textiles make it possible to create fabrics that carry dynamic advertisements, graphics and constantly changing color surfaces. The Philips stand in Hall 22 will act as a showcase for the Lumalive textile products that will be worn by Philips’ hostesses and embedded into booth furniture of the Future Zone.”
from Philips illuminates IFA 2006 with production-ready Lumalive textile garments
Here is the video of the product.
Rohit Aggarwal
Amazon Unbox is working now. Amazon launches the online video store just a week before the expected launch of similar service by Apple.
Techcrunch gives brief about it:
“We covered early previews of the site last month. Shows may be purchased or rented. For purchases, TV episodes are $1.99, most movies are between $8 and $15, some are $20. Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing is $36. (Update - that’s been changed to $16.) Rentals are $1.99 or $2.99.”
Interesting part of the story is:”Early reports are coming in that available DRM stripping software is working on Unbox content. Not an endorsement here, just a note.”
Earlier there were news for similar offering from Apple- Washington Post
I also came across a digital video subscription service- 4flix.net through which one can download movies without the hassle of DRM. Hmmm! intersting. via Macobserver
Rohit Aggarwal
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