LG’s new display rolls up like a newspaper - CES 2016
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- LG unveiled an 18-inch bendable OLED display that could be rolled up like a newspaper. The Verge's Kwame Opam demonstrates how it works.
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No Snoop Dogg. Don't even think about it
That comment made my day
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props
Lolololol
+Jeison Rivera holy shit thats such a terrible idea but its gotta be done
this is a quality review in a minute rather then many of your others :P
I agree
so true
But will it blend?
lg-sir we cannot give you one. your banned
The reflection is ridiculous
a prototype
+zalmy Heather Also consider how bright it is in that room.
Well obviously you wouldn't look at the screen when it's rolled up like that
+zalmy Heather jeez people will always find something to complain about... just enjoy this crazy invention. we're getting closer to the newspapers in harry potter!
+youtube1 omg this is so cool! I always thought those were futuristic!!
This is what busy, working class adults like. A review that is Short, and straight to the point! Keep it up!
So newspapers with videos like in Harry Potter?
Yep
Wait for unbox therapy to do a bend test
I already see it. Our newspapers will start being made out of this...
This was Bill Gates' vision.
SplungeKik Yea, its in a "Microsoft Future Vision" video
Also interactive pages on books
+Elias Fuentes Minority Report
+Taylor Thomas Eink would be better than OLED.
They have been teasing the tech for years. I would love to get a smartphone that would unroll like a scroll.
+jaime munoz you will in exactly 3 years from today. Mark my words
+John Roberts They've had this tech for literally over 5 years, maybe 10 years ago I saw this roll up LED from a small japanese company. This was pre-youtube even. Let me see if I can find it--Ok found it, sony made this tech in 2010.
Japanese electronics giant Sony said Wednesday it had developed what it called "the world's first" prototype flexible colour video screen that is small enough to be rolled around a pencil''- may 26, 2010
+derty.QWERTY42N And further, philips had showed this same roll up tech back at CES 2006 apparently, I guess I did see this before youtube :D
Perfect to catch every single reflection possible.
i don't think i blinked even once during this. so coool
This thing might warrant a MKBHD video.
That monotone is getting me super excited
Cool! but question is, how tight can these be rolled up?
I'll be happy when slap bracelets come back into style.
When I see the rolling possibilities, I think of the adverts panels along the roads. Maybe we'll have some videos projected among the "normal" paper ads.
I had to turn my brightness up to watch this
looks like this would be great for easily transported/installed video walls for dj's, bands, ect...
Not something you would want in your home, but at a museum or something like that they could use it as wallpaper.
I like this dude. nice presentation
This will be cool
I'm curious how this would come into play but definitely super cool (:
now... that.. is cool
this is dope tbh
that has a transparent window that can turn into a screen and become a smart watch,
Wow, Kwame really changed after Ja'mie
we need transparent displays
+danyCD17 Thats Already done
Hurileno yeah, but we don't have any consumer products that are using that
+danyCD17 What possible implementations do you see?
You can use them on the windshields, but that's already done by projection. But yeah, you can use LCD on any transparent surface, by the way, LCD is transparent by itself, and we don't need it to be transparent, in general.
Like, where do you need transparent display?
Do you need transparent monitor or phone?
I don't think it's safe, at first.
Transparent TV?
I don't see the point of it.
Even if your TV is transparent, from the backside image would be mirrored, and I think it should be clear that you will see everything behind it and the images would mix with each other.
bomberman a watch that has a transparent window that can turn into a screen and become a smart watch, a window that can block light when turned on and become a tv etc..
The newspaper of the future
I like this dude
It's the next generation of the G-pen
lmao Roswell anyone?
I want a laptop made out of this.
The only slight use-case I can see for this is creating a TV that can become curved at the click of a button.
lmao that already exists
+THEunderscoreJOKE samsung made already, and its not a mirror like this thing
Having a soft display like this pretty much means that our technology no longer HAS to fit onto a flat surface.
Specifically, I can think of a few things. Imagine a rolled up laptop - that'd be pretty sweet, assuming the rest of computer laptop falls into line.. You could also use this in advertising, having soft displays like these that wrap around certain surfaces - like replacing those advertisements in the subway and things like that. Or, imagine a phone that's entirely covered with a display - you could literally change everything about how that phone looks. Or, you could make invisible cars and stuff having pairing these soft displays with cameras all along the surface of the car. Or, a million other things!
BAD DOG NO BAD STOP
-Lg speaker guy- "With LGs new Rollable Screen doggo isn't so safe anymore."
*smacks dog with rolled screen*
Your welcome LG
i wonder how these kind of displays handle creases when folding. would it ruin the display or could you fold it up and put it in your pocket?
Samsung at CES 2013. That is all.
Sony 2010 that is all.
Why would you want to roll it up and crease the screen?
In 5-10 years even the thinnest laptops, tablets and phones of today are going to look like giant 90's-era beasts next to the devices that we'll be using.
Wow is all I can say
What is a "newspaper"?
where will this fit in the marketplace?
+EveryThingTech Under cool tech toys
+EveryThingTech Consumers like you are stems inhuman evolution. What if our ancestors had the same mind set against electricity, a system that paved the way for every that's human today? As a true tech enthusiast I've come to realize its not always about the practicality at the moment of its, but also the advancement in technological capabilities. Remember that once a TV, a computer and even a cellpone wasn't necessarily practical, but look how far we have came. Give room for advancement, don't be an impediment.
DarKnightofCydonia The possibilities are so endless :)
Cheating on tests, and rich people who have nothing better to do
finally we can get newspapers like harry potter
this is INSANE
alittle bit of enthusiasm wouldnt hurt? :)
This is very old tech, sony invented it in 2010, look it up if you don't believe me. Google OLED SONY ROLLUP 2010
Fade Away
the sony one shown in pics and video way back actually looked more crisp compared to this LG one
We can buy a True Video Wall in the near future.
Isn't the great and innovative Apple present at CES? I haven't heard anything about them.
We're in the future.
Put this together with a smartphone that I can wrap around my wrist like a watch-and make rigid off wrist when necessary-now we're talkin.
but can it blend?
タッチパネルとして使えたら、超薄型タブレットになるね！そしたらビジネスでコンパクトに持ち歩きやすくなるから、発売お願いします！！
does it tear like newspaper too?
Don't really care about rolling displays, because they could be damaged so easily. They could be appropriate for curved walls and surfaces, though.
Touch input?
I will be the first person to smoke by rolling up with my TV.
So glossy !!
what happends if i sit on it and it folds
This could be a modern incarnation of a newspaper. If they develop it enough, it could be cheap and have internet access, so you could watch CNN on a screen as thick as a sheet of paper.
lol, we won't live long enough to see that happen. That "prototype" alone probably costs $7000. I can easily see this kind of tech priced no less than $12000
+Hello BRo save this comment and read it in 10 years ;) you will be surprised
+Adriankool4skool I thought we would have had hover cars at this point! Yet I don't see that happening anytime soon
I do very much enjoy seeing be technology released, and I really want this to succeed, but it will take a lot of time and investment, something which the tech world desperately needs ASAP
+Adriankool4skool I thought we would have had hover cars at this point! Yet I don't see that happening anytime soon
I do very much enjoy seeing be technology released, and I really want this to succeed, but it will take a lot of time and investment, something which the tech world desperately needs ASAP
It would suck to accidentally throw away your TV thinking it was garbage.
its happening
Why would one need a tv that rolls?
I'm betting someone's going use this and the floppy keyboards to make a roll up laptop.
Nice, but samsung has had this kind of bendable display technology for years.
but can it djent?
HELLO RIST BAND SCREEN YASSSSSßD
why I should have exciting for this? since I saw this technology cruising around youtube like a thousand years ago?
I want a cellphone that does this.
lol this is old news Samsung and Sony have been teasing and showing these type of screens like 4 years ago. what happened LG?! 😁
Squidward: Future Fuuuture
but can it run crysis?
I worry if everything is depended on "electricity"
After Earth tech
just why....?
+Muhammad Keita makes transportation easier.
This could be a modern incarnation of a newspaper. If they develop it enough, it could be cheap and have internet access, so you could watch CNN on a screen as thick as a sheet of paper.
+WestPlays who the heck needs this if u hav a Smartphone? -.-
+DragonicMaps 5 inch or 18 inch. your decision.
+Igor Della Pietra it's not touchscreen though, and there isn't enough space to put the digitizer
Seems there was no one interested, as there was nobody else in the room?
Why he so dry?
It looks frightfully fragile...
The future is now I guess
Awwww shiii
who would buy that???
Wow the display quality sucks! Colors are so faded out.
augmented reality is already making tech like this kind of pointless.
why would you need to roll up a tv? waste of money & effort.
Seen this tech for over a decade.. never a product. Never going to happen until it passes the fold up in the back pocket durability test.
Looks cheap and flimsy. That resolution though lol
Boring, they've been talking about and showing off these prototypes for years and nothing comes of it.
Meh.
Future is here but people are too stupid that they don't know how to use it.
+James JWC Same with the Computer. We Might had had a Information Age at the 1960's
The future!!!!
is sadly, mostly gimmicks....
Well, it's only a gimmick if you don't use it.
I don't use the front facing camera on my phone, but it's not a gimmick
+Hello BRo Obviously that phrase doesn't apply to everything, but it does apply to most.