Ink Breakthrough Heralds Bendy PC Screens
An anonymous reader writes "Researchers claim to have developed a type of soluble semiconductor ink which could help to make bendable computer screens a reality. Developed at Polyera and BASF Future Business, the ink carries an N-Type negative charge. Previously, semiconductor inks have only been able to carry a positive charge. The new ink can be printed onto any flexible material, including plastic and paper, using only a modified ink-jet printer."
Am I missing something? Even TFA doesn't say how this is a major step forward for bendable computer screens.
Yes, I am obsessed with ellipses.
It's possible this "could" lead to bendable screens, but the technology isn't complete enough to be used in that way.
Saying this tech could lead to bendable screens is a lot like saying that nanotubes "could lead to" a space elevator.
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in 15 years you'll be wondering how we survived without them.
Portability. Was that really so hard to figure out?
Precisely. Imagine being able to fit your computer screen into a purse or backpack. Or a big-screen display into a poster tube.
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Same reason we need bendy paper.
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Why, exactly, do we need bendy computer screens?
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