Samsung's extra-stretchable display can survive dents

[Maticks]

Samsung just unveiled a 9.1-inch prototype OLED display that's stretchable in seemingly every way imaginable: you can bend, roll and even dent it (up to half an inch deep) knowing that it'll revert to its original form.

The technology is still very young, but Samsung believes the stretchy screen will be useful for everything from wearables to in-car displays. Imagine a very thin smartwatch that can take some knocks without smashing into pieces.

 

 

Source Link Engadget https://www.engadget.com/2017/05/22/samsung-stretchable-oled/

 

[sazrocks]

Can you fix the post for night theme please?

[Maticks]

oops i didnt see that down there...

[Samson_ST]

16 minutes ago, Maticks said:

Samsung just unveiled a 9.1-inch prototype OLED display that's stretchable in seemingly every way imaginable: you can bend, roll and even dent it (up to half an inch deep) knowing that it'll revert to its original form.

The technology is still very young, but Samsung believes the stretchy screen will be useful for everything from wearables to in-car displays. Imagine a very thin smartwatch that can take some knocks without smashing into pieces.

 

 

Source Link Engadget https://www.engadget.com/2017/05/22/samsung-stretchable-oled/

 

This technology would be great for handheld devices.

[0ld_Chicken]

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