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Old 01-14-2010, 02:46 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by yvanleterrible View Post
That marketing approach is wrong. Make it flexible and affordable, build it and you'll have companies and people buy it for different reasons you thought of . Man, a flexible display is awsome and to be the first to manufacture it? That's beyond brilliant!!!
The biggest and heaviest single component would probably be the battery and I don't think they can make that as flexible as the screen. A flexible screen may also pose a challenge for a touch interface without needing to put the device on a flat surface first. And flexible doesn't mean foldable and people may get the wrong idea or it may happen when stored in a bag full of books.

Now, they could put the hard components into a base module and have the screen pull out from it like a scroll, which will keep it safe when you throw it in a bag. Much like this, minus the ugly:
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