From BBC News:
Hat tip to Rod McKie!"The video-in-print ads will appear in select copies of the US show business title Entertainment Weekly.
"The slim-line screens - around the size of a mobile phone display - also have rechargeable batteries.
"The chip technology used to store the video - described as similar to that used in singing greeting cards - is activated when the page is turned.
"Each chip can hold up to 40 minutes of video."
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Interesting way to try to compete w/ the internet. Let's see what happens. Could magazines boost their sales by featuring animated cartoons in their pages that aren't available on the web?
Jeff P.
So they made a mindless magazine even more mindless.
Stabs aside, image how great it would be if, after reading an interesting tech or how-to article, you can watch a related video? Pretty cool stuff.
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