Samsung's flexible 4.5" AMOLED screen caught on video
Share:
Samsung Mobile Display is at the forefront of screen development for various gadgets, and AMOLED's wonderful qualities, like simplified circuitry, have allowed it to make a 4.5" display you can bend with your two fingers to half an inch radius.
Samsung says that ghosting is almost negligible on the flexible display with 0.4" (1cm) radius. The screen has a quick response time, low power consumption, and a thin profile. Sammy has achieved the flexibility by swapping the usual rigid glass substrate with a special plastic, allowing for inside circuitry without melting during production.
Unlike the previous 240x400 pixels attempts, this one sports the rather decent 480x800 pixels of resolution. Hey, that's more than what we have on the Samsung Infuse 4G's 4.5" Super AMOLED Plus display already! The only question now is, can we bend the screen on AT&T's handset too? We guess not, but it was a fun thought while it lasted. Have a look at the video below, and start thinking about possible applications for one hard-working, but humble flexible AMOLED screen.
via MobileSyrup
Samsung says that ghosting is almost negligible on the flexible display with 0.4" (1cm) radius. The screen has a quick response time, low power consumption, and a thin profile. Sammy has achieved the flexibility by swapping the usual rigid glass substrate with a special plastic, allowing for inside circuitry without melting during production.
Unlike the previous 240x400 pixels attempts, this one sports the rather decent 480x800 pixels of resolution. Hey, that's more than what we have on the Samsung Infuse 4G's 4.5" Super AMOLED Plus display already! The only question now is, can we bend the screen on AT&T's handset too? We guess not, but it was a fun thought while it lasted. Have a look at the video below, and start thinking about possible applications for one hard-working, but humble flexible AMOLED screen.
via MobileSyrup
Share:
Acer beTouch E210 announced, packing portrait QWERTY and Froyo 
Froyo officially a NoNo for Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10, X10 Mini and X10 
-
Nokia Lumia 925 hands-on
-
LG Optimus F3 pictured, detailed for Sprint
-
Alleged Samsung Galaxy S4 Active photos show rugged yet slim chassis
-
Make your Samsung Galaxy S4 sound better with Adapt Sound
-
Yahoo's board agrees to $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr
-
Parting images and wrap-up from the last day of Google I/O
3 Comments
3. Andrew_leto (unregistered) posted on 07 Jul 2011, 04:45 0 0
They haven't figured that out yet LOL
