Wrist-worn OLED displays shipped to military
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Universal Display Corporation has taken 8 flexible OLED screens and made them into a wrist-worn design similar to a watch and shipped them to the military for “evaluation and testing.”
The device may not have a specific purpose at this time (at least that’s what they say) but it does pack a large 4.3-inch screen. The possibilities for this device are endless, and surely you could use your imagination to come up with some pretty cool ideas.
Flexible LED screens have been demoed a bunch of times, but up until now there really haven’t been any applications of this technology. It should be fun to see what can become of this.
source: Engadget
The device may not have a specific purpose at this time (at least that’s what they say) but it does pack a large 4.3-inch screen. The possibilities for this device are endless, and surely you could use your imagination to come up with some pretty cool ideas.
Flexible LED screens have been demoed a bunch of times, but up until now there really haven’t been any applications of this technology. It should be fun to see what can become of this.
source: Engadget
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1. Worker (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:49 0 0
'Welcome to The Vault, here is your Pipboy~'
3. Pings posted on 08 Oct 2010, 14:12 0 0
"The device may not have a specific purpose at this time" Hook this bad boy up to a UAV it would be like real life hacks. That and the US Army contact-lenses with FPS-like HUD would be "unstoppable!" and "god-like!". I could just see the Iraqis, Afghanes, and or Pakistanis calling our l337 troops hax0rz.... http://www.megagames.com/news/
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