Flexible displays used to be nothing more than figments of imaginations and the driving force behind sci-fi movies. But these days, the human race is getting pretty good at this whole technology thing. With that, flexible displays are now alive more than ever, even if they’re still in prototype stage, away from the hands of crazed gadget freaks like you and I.
But now more than ever, flexible displays are garnering attention. Take for example, Toshiba’s bendable 8.4″ monster…
Toshiba’s monster, being shown off at CID 2010, features a SVGA 8.4″ display while still maintaining a 0.1mm thick wasteline. Impressive stuff indeed! The really cool part is that zooming in and out on Google Maps can be done by simply bending the display. How sweet is that?!
There’s still plenty of inroads to be made in the flexible LCD market. But Toshiba’s latest offering is a glimpse into what the not too distant future holds.
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