Ces 2013

[Ankit Omar]

And what about LG's Hecto laser TV. Isn't it different than other TV techs? -

 

[swordfish]

This thing is cool,

BBC News - CES 2013: The tablet that turns itself lumpy

 

[vickybat]

Spoiler

Exquisite. This is the future of panel based displays.

Great innovation by samsung.

 

[Jitendra Singh]

can u guys tell me where LG possibly have the motherboard and internals if the tv is super thin like this
and and super thin bezel too


You noticed a very nice thing. However, LG managed to put all motherboard and internals in the base of its OLED TV. Overall seems that there is only TV screen in thin bezel and no internals.

 

[Anorion]

another possible future of panels

 

[rider]

I can sense the future.

 

[anirbandd]

#MinorityReport

 

[Vyom]

another possible future of panels

This have captivated me!
It's Star Wars dude!!! Something like this is not far fetched it seems!

*b4tea.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/starwars_hologram.jpg

(and no anirbandd, Minority report can be associated with Mutitouch gesture, but this is more like 3D holographic display!)

 

[swordfish]

^^ its multitouch.. see the video

 

[Vyom]

Ok, lemme rephrase:
".. Minority report can be associated with Mutitouch gesture only, but this is more like 3D holographic display!)

 

[amjath]

told u tegra 4 is not a big thing

Alleged first Tegra 4 benchmarks show promising graphics power, but not as good as A6X - GSMArena Blog

we saw flexible displays what next batteries that is going to be one is it nahhhh

Researchers from South Korea's Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology have developed new "shape-conformable" polymer electrolytes that could help craft those flexible display handsets of the future. Thanks to the nano-materials used, these polymers behave like more typical liquefied electrolytes but would create, according to the country's Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, substantially more stable flexible power cells, especially under high temperatures. The polymer electrolytes are spread onto electrodes and then blasted by ultraviolet rays for 30 seconds; a process that's also substantially faster than the standard battery manufacturing process. Unfortunately, there's no visual representation of exactly how flexible the new cell is, but we're hoping it'll be able to match what we've seen so far in flexible OLED displays.

Source: *www.engadget.com/2013/01/16/korean-researchers-develop-new-flexible-battery-tech/

 

[Ankit Omar]

Impressive curved OLED TV from Samsung
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browse through gallery for more
Samsung \'world\'s first\' curved OLED

^It's rival is here from LG
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if u think 10 inch tablet is not enough for you, then u need to check out 20 inch Windows tablet with 4K resolution

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These products were like the main components of CES...Outstanding technology by these gigantic manufacturers.

 

[utsav bhandari]

What about Sony ultra-HD OLED TV? I heard from somewhere that they have launched world’s first 4K OLED TV whereas; Samsung and LG showed their 4k and OLED TVs separately.