Eddie_the_Hated
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Panasonic Producing Wii-Proof TVs
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Feb 19, 2008 08:27
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The TV’s display surface can absorb a hit packing up to four Joules of kinetic energy, thanks to a special transparent coating sprayed on the screen. For those without a physics background, a Joule is the energy expended by the force of one Newton moving one metre.
Panasonic’s designers clearly haven’t been told that Nintendo actually ships the Wii Remote with a strap to stop it flying out of your hand and hitting your telly during a heated game. However, you can’t fault Panasonic' s marketing department for recognising a unique selling point.
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RE: Panasonic Producing Wii-Proof TVs
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Feb 19, 2008 08:33
, a Joule is the energy expended by the force of one Newton moving one metre.
A person must have an impressive set of Joules if your Newton flies one meter. I was able to do that when I was 18.
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RE: Panasonic Producing Wii-Proof TVs
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Feb 19, 2008 08:55
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RE: Panasonic Producing Wii-Proof TVs
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Feb 19, 2008 17:16
ROFL!
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