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Re: The flat pack three pin plug.
That's the best description and pics of the plug I've seen. Yup, a great idea. I was wondering what he'd done with the fuse. Hope it's been safety tested!
I hope he's got a good patent. I can see something like that being in demand. Although it won't help reduction of bulky packaging for most electronics that come with the ubiquitous transformer plug.
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I would imagine it being fairly niche, unless they can be made/sold very cheaply.
Most consumer appliances are cost-cut down to the bone, so paying extra for a fancy plug won't appeal to most manufacturers.
It's a nice piece of design, but there's not much chance of it replacing the familiar, moulded three-pin blob.
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