NZ, Sri Lanka, India Cricket Trophy is a Digital Photoframe
September 8, 2009 – 12:35 pm
Well this can be taken two ways:
- It is a bold move into the digital age, or
- It is trampling all over tradition
I am leaning towards a bold move, but man, it is ugly.
As part of the Compaq Cup contested between New Zealand’s Black Caps and India and Sri Lanka, Hewlett Packard have had a great idea:
Rather than inscribing a name on a silver trophy, let give the gift that keeps on giving ie. a digital LCD screen that displays highlights, fan messages and statistics from the winning team.
While this seems like a great innovation, I have a word of warning.
Imagine the trophy cabinet after a few years of these being given out for a successful team (Say India, not NZ unfortunately)
It would look like a Noel Leemings TV display area.
Imagine the amount of energy it would need to power all of those screens. Not like a simple tin cup!

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2 Responses to “NZ, Sri Lanka, India Cricket Trophy is a Digital Photoframe”
Yeah, kind of tacky, give me a big trophy any day! however like you say don’t think NZ will have much concern about it, but we live in hope!
By smiffs on Sep 8, 2009
Yeah, $50 down at Dick Smith too
It will be interesting to see how we do in the first ODI tonight
By Webmaster on Sep 8, 2009