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12:10 PM - June 5, 2008 by
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AU Optronics (AUO) has announced what it calls the world’s first convex curved display after showcasing its concave curved display at SID 2008 in May. The TFT-LCD glass substrate has a curve radius of 100mm, AUO detailed, which it says requires a special thinning technology to achieve.
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whats the point of that?
the display may be an competitor of "Electric-paper"
"Convex curved"...this apparently is not to be confused with the 'convex non-curved' or 'convex flat' displays?
Thanks for clearing up the 'curved' part, had it only been convex I may have thought it to be flat!
imagine 3 22inch monitors on your table, its great but not perfect since they don't fit well together
now imagine all 3 screen combined in 1 and gently curved for seamless view, thats the point of that for me anyway