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Foldable screen
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I imagine if the screen can be folded 100,000 times without breaking that that will mean that it's a bit more sturdy than the substrate type screen ereaders like Kindle currently use which would be a bonus.
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Why would you make it into an origami duck when you can make it into a hat or wristband?
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I can only make a duck
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I had a teacher once with a serious thing for ducks, she has rubber ducks, ceramic ducks, eraser ducks, bookend ducks, a duck mug, duck screensaver, all kinds of ducks...
She doesn't have an origami duck, but if she did origami I am sure she would prefer ducks. |
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For home use, I don't see why I need a foldable screen. I rather watch my shows flat screen. Commercial wise.. maybe there is a usage for foldable screen.
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An "unrollable" screen is probably far more useful, like the "Readius" device of a few years' back.
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I too was thinking Readius when reading the thread title. Still is the design I find most appealing in a portable device. Then again I'm weird and waiting for a reasonable e-paper type panel based phone be it color or grayscale, so maybe I'm just different anyway.
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Anythewho. It's awesome that this is getting closer to reality. I can see all sorts of value to a thin, flexible screen, in many scenarios, not just portable devices. Not to mention what it might potentially mean for manufacturing processes, production yields, storage, shipping, etc. |
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