Samsung Could Commercialize Rollable OLED TVs In 2013/14
Samsung Mobile Display’s senior manager, Kim Seong Cheol, has introduced a 0.2mm flexible AMOLED display that can be easily bent and the company is apparently capable of producing a 0.1mm thick (thin?) flexible AMOLED display. With such technology in place, Kim Seong Cheol said that they are able to commercialize a rolled up OLED TV in 2013 or 2014 and that sounds like something we’d be looking forward to. Samsung is also said to be developing a digital OLED newspaper that features a touchscreen that allows users to surf through content. With all the fancy display technology that Samsung is working on nowadays, it’s hard to imagine how we’ll be reading the news in the next few years.
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