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Samsung foldable OLED mobile phone

Samsung demonstrates a foldable concept cellphone with OLED screen.

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Mobile | by C.K. Sample III | Mon Nov 24, 2008 9:23AM | 0 comments

Although the footage above is a bit jumpy and low lit, you'll find a cellphone from Samsung that features a large foldable OLED screen and a secondary screen for when the device is closed in "phone mode." On display at the FPD 2008 conference (who doesn't love conferences about the use of fluoropolymers?), this concept phone won't be showing up in any market any time soon, but it's good to get an early glimpse at the future possibilities that may come from these emerging technologies.

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external link Samsung's folding mobile makes for a very… [Shiny Shiny]
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