Once considered the future of smartphones and tablets, LG shows that larger displays with extreme curves can be useful in business applications. At CES 2016, LG Display showed off new double-sided, curved and wide screen concepts that can be used for digital signage, inside automobiles and for mobile devices.
For extreme curvatures, LG showed off an 18-inch rollable OLED display that can be rolled up like a newspaper. The 30R 18-inch screen means that the tablets of the future could arrive with even larger screens for productivity, but the rollable design allows them to be even more compact for travel.
LG also announced even larger 55-inch and 65-inch double-sided OLED screens. These displays will be good for digital signage, and LG says that different content can be displayed on either side of the screens.
S-Shaped displays
In addition to a standard 55-inch double-sided display, LG also unveiled a 139-inch Vertical Tiling OLED (VTO) display. To make the VTO, LG assembled eight of its double-sided 65-inch OLED panels, connecting them to form an S-shape pattern.
The double-sided displays can be used in larger venues to display different images on each side of the screen.
Other commercial displays that LG showed at CES include …read more
Source:: techradar.com – Computing Components
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