LG’s bendy plastic e-reader display to be released next month
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Posted by Priya Yadav
LG Display has revealed a new flexible, plastic display which perhaps will not let us fold tablet PCs in half, but might bring the bendy-future closer to customers. The screen known as plastic EPD (electronic paper display) supports 1024 x 768 pixel resolution and is 6 inches tall.
LG claims that the screen provides users a paper like reading experience with plastic substrate, which is sleek like a mobile phone protection film. It can be bent to a 40° angle, is 1/3rd sleeker as compared to conventional e-reader screens, weighing half as much.
LG attempted various drop tests from almost 5-feet off the ground, and found that the displays were more resistant to damage unlike glass. It hopes to market these displays to manufacturing companies by May, so they can be revealed to European consumers at the beginning of May.
LG claims that the screen provides users a paper like reading experience with plastic substrate, which is sleek like a mobile phone protection film. It can be bent to a 40° angle, is 1/3rd sleeker as compared to conventional e-reader screens, weighing half as much.
LG attempted various drop tests from almost 5-feet off the ground, and found that the displays were more resistant to damage unlike glass. It hopes to market these displays to manufacturing companies by May, so they can be revealed to European consumers at the beginning of May.
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