Well, well, well. Look what we have here. It’s been awhile since the last time you saw HP’s flexible screen, and we have to admit, is way too long. It looks even better than it was back in the day, when the company and Arizona State University worked together to demonstrate that it was the first time. Yes, our teams were already made in this matter, or even our tablets, but for now we will have to live with the screenshots and maybe a video from time to time, to celebrate with us again.
We will capture Hardware.info screen, but definitely the strong job of capturing the video below. We hope that HP was planning to put its flexible displays in some sort of flexible team (yes, we can dream), but apparently the only material that could survive a half dozen roll-ups. That’s not good enough for something that people use every day, at least one year. Therefore, no image appears flexible real, even if the material has been created for it. What we get out of the design, is thinner and lighter displays, which also is a good thing.
Do not forget to watch the video and see the show in motion. A video definitely does it justice, even if the still images that look good. No word on whether we will see a screen from the screen layout-flexible in the short term, but it seems that HP is committed to reducing the burden on many of the gadgets we use today, most of our computers . So hopefully they can stay on the ball, and leave some units self here in the near future.
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