Today Sony showed off some 2.5-inch OLED screens that are capable of being slightly bent. It is made out of a glass substrate and is only .3mm thick. Supposedly the display has been created for lightweight, bigger and “softer” electronics, but all I see is problems with this. Sure it could be integrated into phones and whatnot, but what if they become so cheap that companies begin plastering actual video advertisements in print media? Yes, just what I want—a video advertisement for Sony plastered through my Playboy and Sports Illustrated magazines. After the break, a video of the bend-y screen in action.
Sony’s Flexible, Full-Color OLED Display [CrunchGear]
boytz
May 25, 2007 at 11:30 AM
what we should be worried about is it means advertising can be put anywhere! imagine, suddenly lamp posts, trees, cars all become available to stick video adds onto! i’m scared!
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May 25, 2007 at 2:11 PM
hmm you mention playboy and SI adds, but what about the video babes themselves in video ?
oh thats right, you only have it for the articles right ?
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