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Posted by timothy on Wednesday May 05, 2004 @04:20PM from the wish-old-twiddler-was-friendly-with-usb-adapter dept.

Daniel Ashbrook writes "The Eigth IEEE International Symposium on Wearable Computers (ISWC) is now accepting submissions for papers, posters, demos and more! Slashdot has covered ISWC several times before, but here's your chance to participate! The submission deadline is May 23, so get those Twiddlers chording!"

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Electronic tattoo? (Score:2)

by Thinkit4 ( 745166 ) * writes:

I want an tattoo like that electronic ink that can be modified. Black and white is fine. A low latency would be nice to display movies.
- Re:Electronic tattoo? (Score:2)
  
  by JabberWokky ( 19442 ) writes:
  
  I have that.
  They're called freckles.
  -- Evan "Solar powered, but the framerate is about a year"
Steve Mann is an ubergeek (Score:2, Insightful)

by Charles Dart ( 731692 ) writes:

I can't wait to see what Steve Mann is up to. He has got to be the biggest nerd of all time.

See for yourself. [wearcam.org]

I think he's cool.
- Redundant?!? (Score:2)
  
  by Charles Dart ( 731692 ) writes:
  
  How the hell is my above comment be redundant. There are four comments and none of them are about Steve Mann. I don't know, maybe it's redundant because everyone on slashdot already knows how much of a nerd Steve is.
  
  Watch now this will get modded off topic. S'allright cuz I got karma to burn baby!
So, like the iPod mini (Score:2)

by 2nd Post! ( 213333 ) writes:

If someone wrote up a paper about the iPod mini and submitted it... what would happen?

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