Comments on: HP's inkjet tech seeks to replace hypodermic needles

Technology adapted from inkjet printers could deliver medicine or vaccines much like a nicotine patch.

[Leria]

I would be happy

If this worked. Personally, I HATE getting a needle, though I haven't gotten one for nearly 5 years now, but it still isn't high on my list of most loved things in the world.

[ElmoKajaky]

Star Trek style injector possible?

Wouldn't that be nice for vaccinating squirmy kids...

[adot44]

HP = Hypospray

It's Star Trek coming true!! What with the new multi-touch (i.e. LCARS :) computer interfaces, and the host of other Trek techs that are coming into being, I almost wouldn't be surprised if Zephram Cochrane really does make a warp flight that attracts the Vulcan survey ship in 2063!! 'Course this comment only will make sense to Trekkies :) Now if only they can start working on synthesizing those phaser crystals... Oh holy cow, just remembered we'd have to go through WWIII first!!! Build nuclear radiation-shielded bunkers deep underground, people, it's your only chance of survival!! JK, long live Trek :D Live long and prosper folks!