Thursday, September 01, 2005
Philips presents rollable display prototype
Polymer Vision, a subsidiary of Philips, reports that they will present a portable consumer device with a "rollable display" at the Internationale Funkausstellung (IFA) in Berlin, Germany, September 2-7. The prototype, called Readius, has a monochrome 5-inch QVGA display with four grey levels that can show maximum two images per second; colour screens with quick move images aren't possible yet.
The screen has a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels and a high contrast, so it’s also readable in bright daylight.
The display is only 100µm thin and when rolled up has it a diameter of only 7.5mm. It also keeps showing the last image on the screen when you turn off the device.
On the IFA-exhibition Polymer Vision wants to check the wishes of the consumers and demonstrate the adequacy of the technology for the mobile market. Polymer Vision doesn’t want to put this product on the market by themselves, but they are searching for partners and investors. The first devices with this technology should be on the market within 2 years.
Sneakytje
do you remmber whaen a phone was just a phone. lol
what will they think off next.
looks like some thing out of the jetsons.
now all we need are flying cars. lol
oh well, at least it will be much better in 2 years time..
: 3/9/05 10:14 : 4/9/05 00:00 : 4/9/05 02:20 : 7/9/05 23:16 : 14/9/05 02:05 Hopefully those are just around the corner too.
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