La semana pasada les hablamos de unos rumores que indicaban que LG ya estaba listo para lanzar el primer dispositivo con pantalla flexible tan pronto como en el mes de Noviembre. Como saben los rumores siempre han indicado que Samsung y LG llevan una interminable carrera por ver quién es el primero en lanzar un dispositivo con pantalla flexible al mercado. Y al parecer LG le robó el tiro a Samsung en esta ocasión.
El día de hoy LG ha anunciado mediante comunicado de prensa que ha comenzado la producción en masa de lo que serán las primeras pantallas flexibles. Este tipo de pantalla no será en cristal, sino más bien un tipo de plástico, al cual han conseguido hacer moldeable y duradero. Según el comunicado de prensa estas pantallas tendrán un espesor de solo .44mm, haciéndolas las pantallas más delgadas en el mercado hasta el momento. Adjunto el comunicado de prensa para que lo lean y conozcan más detalles.
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El día de hoy LG ha anunciado mediante comunicado de prensa que ha comenzado la producción en masa de lo que serán las primeras pantallas flexibles. Este tipo de pantalla no será en cristal, sino más bien un tipo de plástico, al cual han conseguido hacer moldeable y duradero. Según el comunicado de prensa estas pantallas tendrán un espesor de solo .44mm, haciéndolas las pantallas más delgadas en el mercado hasta el momento. Adjunto el comunicado de prensa para que lo lean y conozcan más detalles.
LG Display Mass-Produces World’s First Flexible OLED Panel for Smartphones
LG Display brings innovation to the smartphone market with cutting-edge panel LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, today announced that it will start mass-production of the world’s first flexible OLED panel for smartphones. This state-of-the-art panel represents another milestone following the company’s commercial rollout of the world’s first 55-inch OLED TV display earlier this year. “LG Display is launching a new era of flexible displays for smartphones with its industry-leading technology,” said Dr. Sang Deog Yeo, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of LG Display. “The flexible display market is expected to grow quickly as this technology is expected to expand further into diverse applications including automotive displays, tablets and wearable devices. Our goal is to take an early lead in the flexible display market by introducing new products with enhanced performance and differentiated designs next year.” LG Display’s flexible OLED panel is built on plastic substrates instead of glass. By applying film-type encapsulation technology and attaching the protection film to the back of the panel, LG Display made the panel bendable and unbreakable. The new display is vertically concave from top to bottom with a radius of 700mm, opening up a world of design innovations in the smartphone market. And only 0.44mm thin, LG Display’s flexible OLED panel is the world’s slimmest among existing mobile device panels. What’s more, it is also the world’s lightest, weighing a mere 7.2g even with a 6-inch screen, the largest among current smartphone OLED displays. In March 2012 LG Display developed the world’s first 6-inch Electronic Paper Display (EPD) based on e-ink which utilizes a plastic backplane. Having previously showcased the world’s first curved 55-inch OLED TV panel at CES 2013, today’s announcement highlights the company’s leading position in advanced flexible display technologies. According to research firm IHS Display Bank, the global flexible display industry will see dramatic growth and become a USD 1.5 billion market by 2016, exceeding USD 10 billion by 2019. LG Display plans to advance flexible display technologies and bring innovation to consumers’ daily lives with the introduction of rollable and foldable displays in various sizes.
LG Display brings innovation to the smartphone market with cutting-edge panel LG Display, the world’s leading innovator of display technologies, today announced that it will start mass-production of the world’s first flexible OLED panel for smartphones. This state-of-the-art panel represents another milestone following the company’s commercial rollout of the world’s first 55-inch OLED TV display earlier this year. “LG Display is launching a new era of flexible displays for smartphones with its industry-leading technology,” said Dr. Sang Deog Yeo, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of LG Display. “The flexible display market is expected to grow quickly as this technology is expected to expand further into diverse applications including automotive displays, tablets and wearable devices. Our goal is to take an early lead in the flexible display market by introducing new products with enhanced performance and differentiated designs next year.” LG Display’s flexible OLED panel is built on plastic substrates instead of glass. By applying film-type encapsulation technology and attaching the protection film to the back of the panel, LG Display made the panel bendable and unbreakable. The new display is vertically concave from top to bottom with a radius of 700mm, opening up a world of design innovations in the smartphone market. And only 0.44mm thin, LG Display’s flexible OLED panel is the world’s slimmest among existing mobile device panels. What’s more, it is also the world’s lightest, weighing a mere 7.2g even with a 6-inch screen, the largest among current smartphone OLED displays. In March 2012 LG Display developed the world’s first 6-inch Electronic Paper Display (EPD) based on e-ink which utilizes a plastic backplane. Having previously showcased the world’s first curved 55-inch OLED TV panel at CES 2013, today’s announcement highlights the company’s leading position in advanced flexible display technologies. According to research firm IHS Display Bank, the global flexible display industry will see dramatic growth and become a USD 1.5 billion market by 2016, exceeding USD 10 billion by 2019. LG Display plans to advance flexible display technologies and bring innovation to consumers’ daily lives with the introduction of rollable and foldable displays in various sizes.
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