Darn, those big words must really eat up the characters. VERY technical and the applications are endless. My only question is what the delivery system would be. Are air, liquid or gas forms available?

Well, assuming the nanotech structure works in any circumstance, with regulators to tweak for temperature and viscosity of the environment, I’m sure it would be functional in any environment.

Of course you could have specialized adverts that are either liquid or gas, but i don’t think it would carry well into any other element. Liquid tech wouldn’t be able to function outside the liquid, and vice versa for gas.

So this is why I elected a microscopic webwork of nanotubes with a near infinite configuration capability. If it were a personal communications device, a iPad, to say, on your wrist, it would be capable of being submerged or used in vacuum.

It could be applied to t-shirts to exhibit three dimensional emblems. Hell, you could push the envelope in warmer climes and wear nothing at all, with the total customization of this display technology substituting for clothes.

Never paint your walls again, just tap a button for color readjustment, and hellooooo gigantic 3D theater display!

The story was kind of technical for an advertisement. Sounds a bit more like a Wired magazine article.