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Sony flaunts sexy .3mm-thick flexible 11-inch OLED display
Behold, the flexible OLED screen growing up into maturity right before your eyes. After wowing us with OLED screens at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) last January, Sony's next OLED trick is this flexible 11-inch display that's a mere .3mm thin. This techno-design feat is nowhere near the production stage, but it certainly points to bigger and thinner things on the horizon.
Expect to see these types of displays wrapping around walls, rolling out of scroll-shaped cell phones, blended into car windshields, and completely replacing all those other video screen formats in the next few years. Take a look at another pic of this remarkable paper-thin display, and a couple of videos, too:
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By Asakari at 4:31 PM ON 10/03/08
TV contact lenses are now possible.
By ACC at 7:19 PM ON 10/03/08
Looking great, can't wait for this tech to become mainstream, wonder how much power it utilizes, resolution, contrast, etclll
By william at 6:25 AM ON 10/05/08
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By thexfile at 10:19 AM ON 10/05/08
wow gimmy 1 :-)
wal to wal tv , welcome the holodec :-)
By Jason Kennerly at 3:29 PM ON 10/07/08
Forget increasing contrast or brightness. Focus on power consumption and durability, then make this wearable. Think about the amount of money kids dumped into "HyperColor" in the late 1980s, and now imagine a reality less hostile to teenagers entering puberty; color changing shirts that do something other than highlight sweaty armpits and/or any unsightly protrusions.
By Mr U at 9:33 AM ON 10/19/08
Awesome! Bendable electronic newspapers are the future.
By greeting1 at 1:39 PM ON 10/19/08
Wow, what an addition this would be to anyone who loves TV. It is a very interesting concept and one I think would be very sellable.
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