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CES 2013: Sharp Shows off its Flexible OLED Displays Too

by Huei Song
January 10, 2013
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It looks like Samsung is not the only company who’s showing off flexible OLED displays, curved to be precise; Sharp is also showing off its flexible display at the on-going electronics show in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, unlike Samsung, all Sharp has are several flexible displays being flexed about behind a case. The new display will come in screen sizes of up to 10”, have the same resolution as non-flexible ones in phones, and will be applied on “wearable gadgets” in the future.

No further details have been revealed. Watch the video below by LinusTechTips to see the flexible displays in action.

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(Source: Pocket-lint, LinusTechTips)

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