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Invulnerable displays from LG

07.05.2013

LG Display has already brought curved TVs to market, but this is just one of the company's few innovations. Already, the company is developing a completely new type of display, which will be incredibly difficult to break.

"LG Display has made the decision to start developing 'indestructible' displays, which are the next generation of displays," LG spokesman Frank Lee was quoted as saying by The Korea Times. A new type of display will be especially in demand in the development of solutions with a flexible housing.

Unlike traditional "flexible displays", such screens will not be at risk of damage. It is possible that similar displays will form the basis of new devices from Apple and Google. Samsung is also developing similar displays, but the solutions presented by the South Korean giant are not stable.

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