LG more than a year ahead of other manufacturers, and its main rival Samsung to produce OLED TVs. The company intends to further confirm the fact of his leadership after a few months at the annual CES show in Las Vegas.
Imagine a TV that is as thin as paper, and so flexible that rolled into a roll, he can fit in tube, which usually are drawings and other paper documents large format. LG is going to show a prototype of such a TV in January next year at CES 2016, as reported by the company resource Korea Times.
According to reports, at CES, LG will demonstrate the world’s first completely rolled up TV . Previously, the company showed a similar 18-inch display, but the new TV display will be much more right 55 inches.
One of the representatives of the research center, LG announced Korea Times, the company is working on the creation of a flexible 55-inch TV. Another representative explained that in contrast to the previously shown LG OLED TVs bent plane of the screen, this could potentially fit inside the tube to transport that allows the user to carry it with you. Apparently, such a TV is powered by batteries, which must also be flexible. Over their creation is not the first working unit LG Chem.
The company has already shown this year are extremely slim TV, which can be fixed to the wall with magnetic suction cups.
By developing new flexible TV, LG hopes to create an entirely new “form factor”, which can be claimed in the other displays. Future TV OLED may take any form, as they can be flexible and transparent. The company presents itself, you cmozhete use them in the windows, and even on the tables as wallpaper.
The prototype, which will be on display at CES 2016 is likely to be ready for mass production in 3-4 years, according to one official of the company.
“However, there are still many technical barriers to be overcome in order to master the mass production of the conceptual model of the TV. The main thing is that people’s lives will change for the better in many ways due to improvements in technology, “- said the representative of LG, noting that, as always, the plans may be adjusted.
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