The Boogie Board LCD note pad
When not in use, modules suspended in the surface are arranged to allow the dark plastic background to show through. When pressure is applied, it alters the state of the modules and causes them to reflect light
Article Summary
If you need something a little more responsive and modern than an Etch-a-Sketch and can't wait for a Scribble to break cover, then perhaps the Boogie Board can help. The pressure-sensitive LCD display requires no power to retain an image, and is ideal for virtually any task that requires a temporary note to be taken.
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