Samsung's flexible AMOLED display is sexy and stunning.
Over the last few days, Samsung has mainly been in the news for its latest addition to the Galaxy S family, the Samsung Continuum. However, while the Continuum wasn't exactly breathtaking in the excitement department, another AMOLED creation from Samsung has caught our attention.
At FPD International 2010 this week, Samsung demoed a 4.5-inch flexible AMOLED display. SlashGear reports Samsung's display is possible because the company has developed a manufacturing process that allows the plastic substrate to withstand the 350-400 degree temperatures involved when assembling the various AMOLED layers.
Thanks to this new process, not only does the display boast the same deep blacks and gorgeous, eye-popping colors we're used to seeing with AMOLED, but it packs a WVGA 800x480 resolution and can be rolled up to tight to achieve a diameter of 2cm.
As with all flexible displays, the fabulous demonstrations don't extend as far as specific products and release dates but Sammy says it's looking at tablets and smartphones for this display.
*Image credit: Tech On


digital windshield displaying Google Maps while driving!!
digital punching bag with steve jobs talking on youtube!!!
or how about a digital wallet that displays how much money is in it while standing next to a mugger!!!!
there is nothing wrong with this world
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digital windshield displaying Google Maps while driving!!
digital punching bag with steve jobs talking on youtube!!!
or how about a digital wallet that displays how much money is in it while standing next to a mugger!!!!
there is nothing wrong with this world
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In other words, let's market this. This is better in a consumer's hands than as a pipe dream.
Just because, right?
Then I imagine it's be much easier to integrate such a product in our lives.
My thoughts exactly except i was thinking of a 240 degree dome structure where ur surrounded by the images, great for flight simulator games and F1 or any racing games.
ever notice how our tech replicates what we see in the movies and tv series.
these look like the originals of the types of flexible displays used on star trek and andromeda and such.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/132249/sony_philips_unveil_flexible_oled_displays.html
More to the point, Sony have had it for at least 3 years and haven't put it in an actual product yet either.
This tech is just another example of the cool things these companies prototype in their labs that are still years (or even decades) away from being in an actual product.