The new flexible screen color
LG announced the first display that accurately reproduces the same characteristics as printed .
SEOUL - The latest technology to monitor and display bears the signature of the global electronics giant LG Philips. This is the first color in spreadsheet format A4: is thin like a sheet of paper (0.3 mm thick and 35.9 cm diagonally) and can also be curved, offering a vision of 180 degrees without the 'picture may be distorted. 
SAVE SIGHT AND ENVIRONMENT - In terms of performance has nothing to envy to the traditional monitors, indeed, the new e-paper supports up to 4,096 colors and do not cause eye strain as any another monitor. Not to mention that was also developed considering energy saving: point the technology developed by engineers at LG's new product makes it possible to use electricity only when there is a transition from one image to another. "We are facing the next generation of this technology," said the Chung In-Jae, managing director and vice president of LG, "its potential applications are incredible and will allow our customers to create new products that will not only be very useful, but that will also allow not to abuse the natural resources of our planet. "
SERIES - As reported by Slashdot , LG had developed an early black and white version of the spreadsheet in October of 2005, and about a year ago has released version is slightly larger than the same model. Now, thanks to the new color version, but the magazines will soon be revived in this new e-paper, practical, readable and of good quality. Displaybank estimates the potential market for flexible displays will reach a volume of 5.9 billion dollars by 2010, to become 12 in 2015.
SAVE SIGHT AND ENVIRONMENT - In terms of performance has nothing to envy to the traditional monitors, indeed, the new e-paper supports up to 4,096 colors and do not cause eye strain as any another monitor. Not to mention that was also developed considering energy saving: point the technology developed by engineers at LG's new product makes it possible to use electricity only when there is a transition from one image to another. "We are facing the next generation of this technology," said the Chung In-Jae, managing director and vice president of LG, "its potential applications are incredible and will allow our customers to create new products that will not only be very useful, but that will also allow not to abuse the natural resources of our planet. "
SERIES - As reported by Slashdot , LG had developed an early black and white version of the spreadsheet in October of 2005, and about a year ago has released version is slightly larger than the same model. Now, thanks to the new color version, but the magazines will soon be revived in this new e-paper, practical, readable and of good quality. Displaybank estimates the potential market for flexible displays will reach a volume of 5.9 billion dollars by 2010, to become 12 in 2015.
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