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    what use does a flexible display have? i really can't come up with an idea of where it'd be useful to have a flexible display. i want a display to see and use an interface, watch movies or play games etc. - i don't want to do such things on a display that's curved, shapeless or amorphous in any way
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    Quote Originally Posted by RaZz! View Post
    what use does a flexible display have? i really can't come up with an idea of where it'd be useful to have a flexible display. i want a display to see and use an interface, watch movies or play games etc. - i don't want to do such things on a display that's curved, shapeless or amorphous in any way
    there was a phone, i believe samsung has it, that was on demo a year ago which was a 5-6" squarish screen, that was able to fold in half, so u close the phone up and its protected, think of it like the nintendo DS, but with connected screens.

    the possibilities are endless when you get flexible screens

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    Quote Originally Posted by RaZz! View Post
    what use does a flexible display have? i really can't come up with an idea of where it'd be useful to have a flexible display. i want a display to see and use an interface, watch movies or play games etc. - i don't want to do such things on a display that's curved, shapeless or amorphous in any way
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    Quote Originally Posted by Manicdan View Post
    i see a major problem when that happens and one company uses the slogan "so powerful, it burns"
    only when they add GTX480m to it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Manicdan View Post
    i see a major problem when that happens and one company uses the slogan "so powerful, it burns"
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    Quote Originally Posted by RaZz! View Post
    what use does a flexible display have? i really can't come up with an idea of where it'd be useful to have a flexible display. i want a display to see and use an interface, watch movies or play games etc. - i don't want to do such things on a display that's curved, shapeless or amorphous in any way
    Billboards, lots and lots of billboards. Heck they are using LCD billboards over where I live. It's cool to look at as the quality of it is very good. But the wow factor wears off quickly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RaZz! View Post
    what use does a flexible display have? i really can't come up with an idea of where it'd be useful to have a flexible display. i want a display to see and use an interface, watch movies or play games etc. - i don't want to do such things on a display that's curved, shapeless or amorphous in any way
    This brings us a step closer to phones that work like this for example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX-gTobCJHs
    I'm not saying that we/I would want a phone that's exactly like that, but use your imagination. You could also think about things like flexible/fold-able e-readers, or if you're crazy enough you could work it into clothes, or you could finally have a large TV in your tent or instead of a beamer you just roll out a large display from the ceiling. Just use your imagination. I'm sure there will be many many places where this is useful/nice to have.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Helmore View Post
    This brings us a step closer to phones that work like this for example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX-gTobCJHs
    I'm not saying that we/I would want a phone that's exactly like that, but use your imagination. You could also think about things like flexible/fold-able e-readers, or if you're crazy enough you could work it into clothes, or you could finally have a large TV in your tent or instead of a beamer you just roll out a large display from the ceiling. Just use your imagination. I'm sure there will be many many places where this is useful/nice to have.
    Cool concept!

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    only when they add GTX480m to it
    When will we get the first flexible GPU?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RaZz! View Post
    what use does a flexible display have? i really can't come up with an idea of where it'd be useful to have a flexible display. i want a display to see and use an interface, watch movies or play games etc. - i don't want to do such things on a display that's curved, shapeless or amorphous in any way
    hmmm, open your mind up a little bit, not everyone uses a display the exact same way you do, for the exact same reasons, there is many uses for a flexible display.
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