Japanese consortium to make super-thin bendable LCDsBy Mark Rollins - 02/03/2010 2:57:54 PM |
A Japanese consortium of 13 companies and institutions are working on developing some super-thin and flexible LCDs. They use plastic instead of glass substrates, and layering them for displaying color.
So far, this consortium has a 3.5 inch LCD that is 0.49mm thin and weighs 7 grams. They expect to have a more advanced version by 2012, but who knows what year mass-produced thin and curved LCD screens.
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