If you’re keeping close tabs on technological advancements, then chances are that you’ve already came across some hear-says about Flexible Displays and some of you are probably as skeptical as we are about the concept behind it. Well, as it turns out, such screens aren’t as far-fetched after all.
During a chat with Korea Times, one of the execs at LG Electronics display division claimed that the company is indeed working on an OLED-type Flexible display and that they’re planning to mass produce such screen on the latter part of this year.
“LG Display has completed the development of our first flexible displays. We’ve already shipped samples to clients including LG Electronics. LG Display will mass produce flexible displays from the fourth quarter of this year,”
-LG Electronics
However, do note though that this statement doesn’t mean that we’ll see smartphones, maybe even tablets, equipped with Flexible display this year. There’s a big possibility that such devices will make its debut on the first half of next year.
We’re not entirely sure what we’ll make out of this display technology and how will it stack against traditional, non-flexi display. Nevertheless, it’ll be interesting to see how manufacturers are going to incorporate this rather bizarre contraption to their future devices.
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nicerboy says:
wow amazing !
LG nailed them as usual.
im waiting for yeah!
Berry Mobile says:
As usual, here’s the silly question:
“Will it blend?”
LOL
g2 says:
great job LG!
HATERS GONNA HATE LG…….
Life’s good
sahara says:
this is so exciting i hope it will comes true i always like lg products! im very much satisfied
i love and proud Optimus G user.
long live LG!
jm says:
what is the use of flexible display kung yung phone mo hindi mabaluktot? useless, mkakagawa b sila ng flexible battery? flexible case? flexible chips?? useless
Tom says:
I think they are not just for phones. Flexible screens can be used to display something in a poster-like form. If you have seen The Hunger Games, you’ll know what I mean. :)
mike says:
not really useless,
im just imagining maybe it is nice if they come up with a device that is similar to ancient scroll where you pull out this flexible thing. flexible batt in future might be great…
im just considering the technology itself only…
Hanjo says:
Ive heard about developments towards this kind of tech way back in 2010.
What i’m more interested in, however, is the development in non-light emitting displays (like color e-ink) that promises long battery life (say, 25hrs) and are completely harmless to the eyes.
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jayron says:
2001 pa to na-feature on good ole Tech TV. Bagal naman ng development.
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