Sony develops a rollable OLED screen

TOKYO -- Sony's latest flexible display prototype is thin and sturdy enough to be wrapped up while still showing video images. The 4.1-inch screen has a resolution of 432 by 240 pixels, which is similar to that offered by many mass-market cell phones, and will be detailed at a display conference in Seattle this week.

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[zippL0ck]

the perfect toilet paper , watch TV while you crap & then whipe ur ass on it,

you could even switch to 'Jeremy kyle' before you wipe, just to make it a super satisfying wipe

[porkbbq wantanmee]

samsung is copycat！！！

[anonymouse0spam]

Ha. Good joke.

[peter miller]

this technique is more then 60years old !!!! For every unbeliever , it was noticed, and first see, @ the area 51 complex in the early 50's

So now, after 60 years , it's accepted from the industry, to make it public for all the world, but in the secret archive, there r much more and better things, and high technology, that we doesnt even would believe it.

[Polar Bear]

Samsung makes things better*

[jordi terrats molina]

Sony invented this in 2007 xD

[Bryan Riztama]

I thought we're talking about the FIRST one here?

aaaand that would be Sony, not Samsung.

[LovingTechnology]

Yes, what to expect from such a mediocre company (samsh*t)

[LovingTechnology]

Yes? Show me and please, samsung comes very late with crappy greeny-blue oled displays, they can't even copy properly

[sumimimi0]

ppl, flexible oled displays has been made my many companies, NOT ONLY SAMSUNG OR SONY SO SHUT UP.

[iliasasdf]

Flexible OLED screens are not a new thing.

Implementing them in commercial products is.