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Electronic Business Card

Aaron Alai has come up with the Electronic Business Card which will definitely rock your world if you happen to be a businessperson. After all, this unique business card works on a tiny and imperceivable amount of current which flows from the battery into one’s fingers, routed to the transistor upon a touch. When this current enters the transistor, it will turn the latter more conductive which in turn opens the floodgates for a greater number of electrons to flow through the transistor, resulting in the glowing light. Talk about making an impact among your clients!

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