Showing posts with label flexible. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flexible. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2015

LG OLED TV Flexible and Two sided TVdisplays. January 2016 launch. Video.





Recently at IFA 2015 Berlin LG once more unveiled the Wall flexible OLED TV display, plus a new two sided display TV.

LG has confirmed the availability of the Wall Flexible display for January 2016.

In a short time our TVs will became obsolete. What would you prefer instead: Wall Flexible or two sided?





Monday, September 30, 2013

Rolltop a laptop with flexible display concept and vision next to a reality?

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.

Rolltop a laptop with flexible display concept and vision next to a reality?



In this age when Samsung and LG are going to unveil the worlds first smartphones with flexible display this October 2013 , the rolltop a laptop with flexible display concept and vision is near to a reality.

Folding your tablet, smartphone or laptop will be and ordinary task in a few years from now and will take not so long as some people might think.

This is the time for investors with big financial support to take ideas like this and dry it to make it real.

Myrolltop proposititon and technology:

Proposition


Rolltop is not a "virtual and futuristic" gadget, existing only on the screen of your computer as in the most of similar concepts and visions! Most of the existing design concepts usually have been developed without any deep technologic and ergonomic elaboration and often could be difficult or even impossible realized. From the beginning Rolltop has been developed as a real future product. During its development a lot of different scenarios (e.g. usability, functionality etc.) were simulated. Moreover we have included in Rolltop the best worldwide ergonomic, mechanic and electronic practices. 


Technology


The device of the flexible display allows a new concept in notebook design growing out of the traditional "bookformed" laptop into unfurling and convolving portable computer. Rolltop incorporates both latest high-tech devices and a new brand design techniques into a computer that will increase the quality and productivity of the designers work. On top of everything else no laptop bag needed - all computer utilities from an interactive pen through power supply to the holding belt are integrated in Rolltop. This is really an all-in-one gadget.


If you are an investor, maybe you might be interested in this project http://myrolltop.com/interested.html

Source: myrolltop

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Thursday, August 30, 2012

Samsung is working to introduce smartphones with bendable screens.


WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.


Samsung is working to introduce smartphones with bendable screens.

Reuters is reporting the posibility of Samsung to launch flexible or bendable smartphones later this year .

We firmly believe  smartphones with flexible screens is the trend for the new year 2013  as we posted before on: 

Trends 2013: Products with flexible/unfold displays: small batteries with more power. Who will be the first to launch?  and with more storage capacity since in the latest Flash Summit 2012 were showed NAND Flash memories  with 2.2TB


FLEXI-SCREENSamsung is also working to introduce smartphones with bendable screens later this year as it seeks to cement its lead in the $200 billion plus global smartphone market and challenge Apple, which is expected to launch its new iPhone on September 12.

Source: Reuters

Sunday, July 22, 2012

LG partners LGD Seoul National University to develope Next-Gen OLED and flexible displays.


WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.



LG Display Chief Technology Officer Yeo Sang-duk, fifth from left in the front row, poses with Seoul National University professor Lee Joon-shik, fourth from left in the front row, and other guests, after they agreed to establish a research center at the university, Friday. / Courtesy of LG Display.

LG partners LGD Seoul National University to develope Next-Gen OLED  and flexible displays.

LG Display is partnering the nation’s top university to develop next-generation displays such as organic light-emitting diode (OLED) and even bendable screens.

The Korean company, competing against its biggest rival Samsung Display in the race for future displays, said in a statement that it has decided to establish the LGD-Seoul National University Cooperation Center.

Under the alliance, senior LG technicians, Seoul National University (SNU) professors and undergraduate students will conduct various projects which are mostly related to developing materials and technologies for use in the displays, LG Display spokesman Jason Kim said Friday, adding these projects will be funded by his firm. 

Since last year, the company has been running the LGenius Program, aimed at helping graduate and doctoral students financially with technology-enriched theses. 

The LG spokesman said the firm has also worked with the nation’s top technology school KAIST in display-related projects and it plans to expand its support and scholarship programs with other colleges.

To offset stalling growth for LCDs, major display-making firms are heavily investing in OLEDs and even flexible OLED screens.

OLED displays are being used in smaller digital devices like Samsung Electronics’ Galaxy smartphone and tablet line, digital cameras and camcorders. But the market is set to open as Samsung and LG, the world’s top two television makers, are ready to aggressively promote their OLED sets. 

Even Apple has shown an interest in using flexible displays for its popular i-branded devices, though local spokesman Steve Park maintained his ``no comment’’ position.

The LG-SNU partnership comes after the Ministry of Knowledge Economy chose LG Display to lead a consortium charged with developing a 60-inch flexible OLED by the end of 2017. 

The basic idea is that these flexible displays could be used in windows displaying information at bus stations or other public places including stores. 

The Korean government hopes that the project will create as many as 840,000 jobs for the research and development of next-generation OLED and flexible screens.

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