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LG unveils wallpaper OLED display, less than 1mm thick *updated with video!*

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Post updated with a video of the display in action. Looks damn good (except the defective cluster at one point).

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I would like to see how much its bendable before it cracks.

Someone needa to do such test before i completely forget about this thing.

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I would like to see how much its bendable before it cracks.

Someone needa to do such test before i completely forget about this thing.

 

I think it's mostly made of polymers. If it is glass, it is probably a kind of Gorilla glass. If so, you're probably seeing the limits in the video. I don't think bendable is that relevant, with the exception of LG's tv, that can be both flat and curved, via an electrical engine and you remote. This is more about being super flat.

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I think it's mostly made of polymers. If it is glass, it is probably a kind of Gorilla glass. If so, you're probably seeing the limits in the video. I don't think bendable is that relevant, with the exception of LG's tv, that can be both flat and curved, via an electrical engine and you remote. This is more about being super flat.

Step closer to "rollable screens"

http://www.ladiesgadgets.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/latest-laptop-design-concepts-for-the-ladies-hp-nobag.jpg

I would like to see its limits anyway :)

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so... where is my 4k 144hz 34" curved gsync monitor ? :D  

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so... where is my 4k 144hz 34" curved gsync monitor ? :D  

 

https://www.lg.com/us/support/message-customer-support  :P

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