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| | a chron.com article. (ask if u want the link) Sony's razor-thin display bends while showing video Company has yet to decide on commercial uses By YURI KAGEYAMA Associated Press TOOLS Get section feed Subscribe NOW Comments TOKYO — In the race for ever-thinner displays for TVs, cell phones and other gadgets, Sony may have developed one to beat them all — a razor-thin display that bends like paper while showing full-color video. Sony Corp. released video of the new 2.5-inch display Friday. In it, a hand squeezes a display that is 0.3 millimeters, or 0.01 inch, thick. The display shows color images of a bicyclist stuntman and a picturesque lake. Although flat-panel TVs are getting slimmer, a display that's so thin it bends in a human hand marks a breakthrough. Sony said it has yet to decide on commercial products using the technology. "In the future, it could get wrapped around a lamppost or a person's wrist, even worn as clothing,"d Sony spokesman Chisato Kitsukawa said. "Perhaps it can be put up like wallpaper." Tatsuo Mori, an engineering and computer professor at Nagoya University, said hurdles remained, including making the display bigger, ensuring durability and cutting costs. But he said the display's pliancy is extremely difficult to imitate with liquid crystal displays and plasma display panels — the two main display technologies now on the market. "To come up with a flexible screen at that image quality is groundbreaking," Mori said. "You can drop it and it won't break because it's as thin as paper." The new display combines two technologies: Sony's organic thin film transistor, which is required to make flexible displays, and organic electroluminescent display. Other companies, including LG. Philips LCD Co. and Seiko Epson Corp., are also working on a different kind of "electronic paper" technology, but Sony said the organic electroluminescent display delivers better color images and is more suited for video. Some analysts have said Sony, which makes Walkman portable players and PlayStation 3 video game machines, had fallen behind rivals in flat-panel technology, including Samsung Electronics Co. of South Korea and Sharp Corp. of Japan. But Sony has been marking a turnaround under Sony President Ryoji Chubachi and Chief Executive Howard Stringer, the first foreigner to head Sony, by cutting jobs, shuttering unprofitable businesses and bolstering its flat TV offerings. ![]() ![]() | ||
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![]() | I can see the first use. Make clothes that make you invisible by projecting whats behind you. Total invisibility. | ||
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| | hmmm.... yes your probably right jynx5001. but im still wondering if it would be total invisibility. | ||
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| This phone model was banned in Canada pending an investigation into tampered batteries - they were leaking a substance which causes irritation to the skin | |||
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Yakedo Tsubasa![]() | ohh, that battery substance is really scawy o.o I wash my hands instantly and repeatedly with specialized medical soap in the rare occassions I get that on them =o ![]() ![]() | ||
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| I wonder if they will use the technology in video phones to make them smaller or use it on computers to ake them smaller. Anyone see the new computer that came out that is really thin. [ Edited Fri Feb 15 2008, 12:27AM ] | |||
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