Flexible displays

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Electrodes flex for artificial muscles and consumer electronics

Electrodes flex for artificial muscles and consumer electronics | Ars Technica

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Cool Tech Demo Of Flexible OLED Phone Prototype From Samsung

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iPad's Smart Cover Might Get Its Own Flexible Display

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iPhone with Flexible Display Concepts

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LG Display Reveals News-Worthy, Flexible E-Paper

Flexible display, is something new and interesting. Maybe we could reduce our paper consume...

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3M Flexible Transparent Touchscreen Concepts

"3M Flexible Transparent Touchscreen Concepts" (2011) - by 3M

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Samsung Youm flexible OLED video - jump to 4:15. jan 2013

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Samsung to begin production of flexible displays in late 2012 and 2013.

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One - Flexible Display Mobile Phone by Yejin Jeon

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Flexible e-reader display crash test with scissors

Flexible e-reader display cut in half with scissors - the display works fine in two pieces

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The First Flexible eReader Still Can't Roll Up Like a Good Paperback (Updated)

The First Flexible eReader Still Can’t Roll Up Like a Good Paperback... the device weighs just 14 grams and measures a mere 0.16 inches thick. For comparison, the Kindle Touch weighs in at a hefty 213 grams and is a plump 0.4 inches thick. That's quite a difference. The Flex One's ePaper display also has a resolution of 1024x768 compared to the Kindle's 800x600, although you'll have to settle for navigating with a directional pad instead of a touchscreen.