Source: http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/06/rohm-shows-off-flexible-organic-el-light-tech-in-shiny-bracelet/
ROHM, the Kyoto-based semiconductor company that has been promising us
tiny, thin
OLED lights of joy for
years, has finally delivered what we've all been waiting for: a shiny, pulsating, light-up bracelet. During a construction-laden sneak peak of the CEATEC show floor, ROHM was nice enough to show us this organic EL bracelet that sports their new flexible Japanese paper-based lighting technology. This particular bracelet is powered by a wafer-thin lithium battery and is sure to go quite nicely with your little silver dress. No word on availability or pricing, but this thing is for real, and you can see as much for yourself in a fun little video after the break.
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