Flexible display - Display of the future

We stopped asking the question of whether flexible display will start using at commercial devices such as mobile phones but now we began to ask a question of time when will that happen!And the answer is simple, they are already existing, the first prototypes were presented at international fairs of technology.World giants who would not be what they are if they do not know how to "look in the future" and recognized their directions of innovations.

We are talking about companies Samsung and Nokia, and even Nokia has weaker business progress in the past, it seems determined to get back into the game.Both companies own technology based on OLED display and the main obstacle to the development of such technology is a way of making, which is based on producing at very low temperatures.However, it seems that this problem is solved and a simplified way to create flexible display with acceptable producing prices have opened the door to a new era of production and application of flexible displays.

Samsung will the first models with flexible display put out in 2012 but the mass production of such devices can not be expected until 2013/2014 year.Samsung's device will be equipped with an extremely durable, flexible AMOLED display that instead of conventional glass-based plastics use polimida and a "secret" ingredient from which will be made of is material called graphene.

Nokia'stype of flexibledisplay, as they call it "kinetic device," was presented at the Nokia World 2011 show in London. Device in which the is built-in flexibledisplayand with bending of device in a certain way, the user controls commands like zoom of images and others.Nokia is experimenting with beam of carbon nano tubes whose electrical properties change with bending.These nano tubes are coated with a flexible substance that helpsthis type ofdevices to provide additional benefits which are reflected in increased strength and water resistance.

Imagine the possibilities of this technology!Theoretically, the only limit of using such technology is imagination. The first whofinds thisapplication useful is army, who has already shown great interest in this technology, or in commercial use you can bend your wrist device and use it as a wristwatch.Another great advantage of such devices is that you can use them without looking at them with an easy motion commands you specify devices and blind people or people of low vision will beable to intuitively manage their flexible device.When it comes to the direction of development ofdisplayin the future, this is definitely the direction you can bet with almost no risk!