Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'

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Apply directly to forehead.

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Integrate an LCD pannel into your skin directly where you want the tattoo... Either with USB, wireless, RS-232 etc upload an image to your pannel... Never have to worry about changing the name of the ex, never regret some design that you thought was great while you were drunk, need to go to a job inteview just think of the brown nose points if you had the company's logo on your ankle or else where...

forgeman, Aug 23 2002

Wearable Screens http://www.halfbake...Video_20Body_20Suit
Rather less painful, I think. [DrCurry, Aug 23 2002]

Animated Tattoos http://www.halfbake.../Animated_20Tattoos
Ditto. [DrCurry, Aug 23 2002]

LCD Paint http://www.nature.c...20429/020429-7.html
[half, Aug 23 2002, last modified Oct 21 2004]


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       Uh, how about fake tatoos? Cheaper, less painless...

dag, Aug 23 2002
  

       How about paint-on LCD technology? Don't know if it can be applied to skin but mentions walls and curtains. (link)

half, Aug 23 2002
  

       Funny thing...just last night i was debating on whether or not to have LEDs surgically implanted in my forehead...but this sounds much less painful...and functional

gniterobot, Aug 24 2002
  

       Yeah, but that justs ruins the whole point. People get tatoos to be cool and this is just n3rdy.

Thoughtnaper_1, Jun 23 2005
  


 
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