The bracelet that turns your ARM into a touchscreen: Cicret projects emails, videos and games onto skin
<ul class="">[*]Concept Cicret bracelet is designed to replace a smartphone or tablet
[*]Using a projector, it could project a screen onto the forearm
[*]An array of eight sensors will allow a wearer to manipulate the 'screen'
[*]Bracelet could be used to watch films, write emails and make phone calls
[*]<b>Prototype's due to be unveiled and bracelet could hit shop shelves in June</b>
[*]<b>It's likely to cost £300, come in two sizes and a choice of 10 colours </b>
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Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/a...z3LoqPwpZK

 

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Wants to join the "cereal box" dating service. I've dated enough flakes and nuts...all I want is the prize now.

Never trust a crowd funded product that doesn't have a working prototype ready before raising funds.

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I've still never owned a tablet and now there going to replace them?

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I've still never owned a tablet and now there going to replace them?

No they're not. This is vapourware of the highest (or lowest) order. All they have is fancy images generated by a computer, they have no proof of concept and not a single shred of evidence this can actually do what they claim it can do.

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Kind of strange this is making news again even though it's an obvious scam.  Their kickstarter was removed, and now they're asking for donations though paypal, where they don't have to actually deliver anything, if you donate you'll get your name listed on their website with all the other marks.  

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Kind of strange this is making news again even though it's an obvious scam.  Their kickstarter was removed, and now they're asking for donations though paypal, where they don't have to actually deliver anything, if you donate you'll get your name listed on their website with all the other marks.  

Think of it like this: They're providing a service; a full list of complete suckers with more money than sense. 

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Never trust a crowd funded product that doesn't have a working prototype ready before raising funds.

Excellent advice, unless you are desperate for a tax loss.

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Kaishakunin for hire.

* (disclaimer) If you think I'm serious, hit yourself in the face w/ a hammer.

 

Think of it like this: They're providing a service; a full list of complete suckers with more money than sense. 

 

Shame they didn't provide their emails, I have a couple of awesome inventions, like a gun that turns anything into ice cream. . 

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