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Computer auxiliary display product for integration into bags & clothing
10 Jan '07
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Eleksen Group plc announced the availability of its Wearable Display Module (WDM) for Microsoft Windows SideShow, a computer auxiliary display product for integration into soft-goods such as bags, backpacks and clothing. Eleksen's Wearable Display Module is the world's first development of computer display technology for this market and makes carry products into extensions of our intelligent devices.
The Wearable Display Module is easily integrated into soft-goods like briefcases and backpacks and provides the first “in-bag screen” available for any computer electronics product. It lets consumers connect their carry cases directly to their computer and view critical glance data like email, appointments and other information from the bag's exterior, on the go, without needing to open the bag or access the Windows Vista-based device.
“Eleksen has consistently pioneered new and imaginative ways to help people connect with their digital devices,” said Robin Shephard, CEO at Eleksen. “ElekTex has become the standard among leading clothing and electronics brands for advancing the wearable technology market; our creation of a visual output device for bags, briefcases and backpacks in collaboration with Microsoft is a natural extension of where we envision the market going over the next year. Now you'll be able to see, as well as hear your entertainment and other data while on the go.”
“We're excited about the tremendous support and enthusiasm Eleksen is providing for Windows Vista at this year's Consumer Electronics Show,” said Brad Goldberg, general manager of Windows Client at Microsoft Corp. “By working closely together, we are helping to provide technologies that will connect, entertain and hopefully surprise people by how easy this next generation of computing makes their lives.”
The Wearable Display Module is easily integrated into soft-goods like briefcases and backpacks and provides the first “in-bag screen” available for any computer electronics product. It lets consumers connect their carry cases directly to their computer and view critical glance data like email, appointments and other information from the bag's exterior, on the go, without needing to open the bag or access the Windows Vista-based device.
“Eleksen has consistently pioneered new and imaginative ways to help people connect with their digital devices,” said Robin Shephard, CEO at Eleksen. “ElekTex has become the standard among leading clothing and electronics brands for advancing the wearable technology market; our creation of a visual output device for bags, briefcases and backpacks in collaboration with Microsoft is a natural extension of where we envision the market going over the next year. Now you'll be able to see, as well as hear your entertainment and other data while on the go.”
“We're excited about the tremendous support and enthusiasm Eleksen is providing for Windows Vista at this year's Consumer Electronics Show,” said Brad Goldberg, general manager of Windows Client at Microsoft Corp. “By working closely together, we are helping to provide technologies that will connect, entertain and hopefully surprise people by how easy this next generation of computing makes their lives.”
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