Thread: Flexible display LG
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Old 03-29-2012, 12:50 PM   #18
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This seems more an incremental change than anything else. Seems to me the real win for a flexible display will be in signage rather than ebooks.

However, WHEN it's actually in a shipping product it will be good that there's competition for eInk. Until then, we don't know things like the contrast ratio, whether it really does produce a lighter device, power consumption and so forth.
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