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Flexible E-Paper Display Hits CES

Started by Josh M · 10 months ago

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is going on next week week and one of the coolest things that will be debut has gotta be this LG-Philips 14.3″ bendy screen you can… bend.
This is a little bit bigger and a little bit cooler than Sony’s smaller razor ... Continue reading »

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Edmund "Butch" Lively
1 year ago

Can't wait till HP starts selling 17" mobile workstations with "roll out" auxiliarly monitors on each side of the main monitor!

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Josh
1 year ago

no kidding, can you imagine... screens could be resized dynamically to fit/be used in different areas. You may be carrying your laptop in a tube in the near future. Man, it's great to see how technology is changing.

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weewilly
1 year ago

Very interesting.

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ss
8 months ago

who needs screens to carry along, get me a gadget to display anything on my retina and let me control it with my brain thought, instant google...I/O knowledge on demand...

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